Vitamin C Serum

Product Details Vitamin C Serum: Vitamin C is a vital ingredient in any skin care regimen. When used daily, it can help to reduce stress and tension to help you feel your best in your own skin. The best age to start using Vitamin C serum is age 18. At as early as 18 years of age, your skin can start to take damage from UV rays, pollution, breakouts and stress. Left untreated, this can result in the formation of fine lines, dark circles, dark spots, and red spots that don't fade. When started on young skin, a vitamin C regimen can keep your skin looking vibrant, supple, and firm. Used regularly, it will protect the brilliance of your skin and hold off from signs of aging for a bright, glowing look. How to Use Christopher David Vitamin C Serum: 1.) Wash your face and pat dry - use toner before Vitamin C serum if that's a part of your routine. 2.) Warm a few drops of Christopher David Vitamin C Serum in your hand. 3.) Apply moisturizer after Christopher David Vitamin C Serum dries. Note: Christopher David Vitamin C serum is concentrated for maximum strength and effectiveness. Before you add it to your regular routine, we recommend doing a patch test on a small section of skin on your arm. If the serum is compatible with your skin, start by applying three (3) to five (5) drops of Christopher David Vitamin C Serum in your daily routine. SKINCARE BENEFITS: Brilliance protection Treatment of dark circles Look rested and glowing Even skin texture and color Firmness and elasticity Pure Vitamin C (20%) Made in USA Organic Serum Packed with Antioxidants, Fruit Enzymes, Rosemary Extract and Vitamins C, B, and B5 1 fl oz Ingredients: Water, Glycerin, Carrageenan, Aloe Vera Extract, Silk Amino Acid, Lime Extract, Vitamin Encapsolated, Sea Buckthorn Extract, Lentil Extract, Apple Extract, Whey Protein, Watermelon Fruit Extract, Moringa Oleifera Seed Extract, Ceramide, Cranberry Fruit Extract, Tocopheryl Acetate, Vitamin Pro B5, Vitamin B3, Rosemary Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Sorbid Acid, Hexlene Glycol