Dr.Althea Vitamin C Boosting Serum
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A derivative rather than L-ascorbic acid. Less potent per application, but it does not sting and does not oxidise in the bottle.

A second brightening route that also supports the barrier, which is what allows daily use.

Offsets the mild dryness that follows sustained use of any brightening active.
Apply 2-3 drops each morning to clean skin, then moisturiser and sunscreen.
Can also be used at night.
Dr.Althea's Vitamin C Boosting Serum makes a trade that most people should take.
Pure L-ascorbic acid is the most potent and best-studied form of vitamin C. It also stings, oxidises quickly, and is abandoned by a large proportion of the people who buy it - usually within a month. A serum sitting unused in a drawer has an effectiveness of zero regardless of its concentration.
This uses a stabilised vitamin C derivative instead. Less potent per application, but no sting, no oxidising, and therefore a product people actually finish. For an ingredient that works through consistency over months rather than intensity in a week, that is the better bargain.
Niacinamide provides a second brightening route while supporting the barrier, and hyaluronic acid offsets the mild dryness sustained brightening causes.
Use once or twice daily after cleansing, before moisturiser. If you use it in the morning, sunscreen over the top is essential - brightening actives and UV work directly against each other.
The gentle end of our vitamin C range, and the one we recommend to most people. Trading peak strength for daily tolerability is the right trade for an ingredient that only works if you keep using it.
Stabilised Vitamin C Derivative, Niacinamide, Glutathione, Panthenol
High-strength vitamin C is more potent and most people abandon it inside a month - it stings, then it goes brown in the bottle. A stabilised form trades peak strength for daily tolerability, which for an ingredient that works through consistency is the better bargain.
A light serum that absorbs cleanly with no tack and no warmth on application - the practical difference from L-ascorbic acid.
Less potent per application, but far more tolerable and stable. Since results come from months of consistent use, most people get a better outcome from a derivative they keep using.
No - stability is the main advantage of a derivative. It will not turn brown in the bottle the way L-ascorbic acid does.
Either, or both. Morning use pairs the antioxidant effect with the day's UV exposure, but only with sunscreen over it.
It already contains niacinamide. The old advice about not mixing the two is based on a misreading of decades-old research - modern formulas combine them routinely.
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