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Use after cleansing and water-based serums, before oils, suspensions or creams. About Ethylated Ascorbic Acid 15% Solution is an advanced, direct-acting oil-like serum that helps visibly reduce signs of aging by brightening and balancing uneven skin tone. Among our other vitamin C offerings, what sets this formula apart is its ethylation which gives a small molecular size, allowing for faster visible results with less irritation potential. Ethylation is a process which helps promote the stability of Vitamin C while still retaining the direct-acting benefits when compared to other Vitamin C Derivatives. And because it has advanced antioxidant properties, this water-free formula protects your skin from the visual effects of damage caused by environmental stressors, helping to maintain a more radiant complexion. How to useView Product Directions. Product Directions
Always patch test before use. View Customer disposal instructions. When to useUse in AM Use in PM Good for6 months after opening. Step 1: Prep 1 Cleanse the skin and prepare it to receive active ingredients. Step 2: Treat 10 Address specific skin concerns using targeted formulas. Always check each product's Usage Details to ensure products are compatible in the same routine. Targets Signs of Congestion Targets Antioxidant support Step 3: Seal 3 Lock in benefits and support the skin barrier. Targets Antioxidant support Targets Antioxidant support The Ordinary posts ALL reviews, positive or negative :-) What does Ethylated ascorbic acid 15% solution do?Ethylated Ascorbic Acid 15% Solution is an advanced, direct-acting oil-like serum that helps visibly reduce signs of aging by brightening and balancing uneven skin tone.
How do you use ordinary vitamin C ascorbic acid?Because The Ordinary Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution 12% is a water-based vitamin C serum, you should apply it before oils/creams. 100% L-Ascorbic Acid Powder is mixed with other products, so you should use it during the step of your skincare routine that you would use the product that you are mixing it with.
Can you mix Ethylated ascorbic acid with niacinamide?So, to reiterate, combining ascorbic or l-ascorbic acid with niacinamide is fine.
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