We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more. People / Kristin Kempa Vitamin C is one of the most searched skincare ingredients on the ‘net. Rightfully so, given the number of products on the market and the numerous internet skincare gurus sharing their advice about the how-to’s of getting the most out of the antioxidant, given the fact the powerhouse ingredient actually yields visible results. These results aren't anecdotal. They're scientifically backed. Vitamin C is clinically proven to protect against free radical damage caused by pollution, sunlight, and even alcohol while effectively evening skin tone and promoting collagen production. Even with all of the above mentioned, you may still have questions about selecting a vitamin C serum for your routine. Let's start with some expert-backed information about this ingredient. "Translated to real life, vitamin C is a workhorse for looking great," Christina Lee Chung, MD, FAAD, board-certified dermatologist at Schweiger Dermatology Group in King of Prussia, tells PEOPLE. However, to get benefits like improving wrinkles, evening out skin tone, and helping with skin sagging, Chung says consistency is key. So using vitamin C daily can be a game-changer for your skin. Below you’ll find 13 serums that were PEOPLE Tested for six weeks and scored on attributes like ease of use, absorption, skin texture and glow, firming ability, overall look, and value. Target Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow Firming 5/5 Pros Just as effective as products that are double the price Drastically improved our skin over two months Tube shape allows you to get every last drop Glides onto the skin easily and melts in without feeling sticky or weighed down Cons Not an immediate effect of vitamin C benefits, but over time, an amazing transformation Drugstore products are competing with pricer options and becoming best in class. This fragrance-free anti-aging serum features 10 percent vitamin C, with over 3,000 users writing five-star reviews of the fast-absorbing, skin-mattifying formula after seeing visible results. During our tests, we found that while the serum didn’t yield immediate results like other serums we tried, it offered longer-lasting results. Over the course of a few months, this L'Oreal serum drastically improved our tester's skin's radiance. “I've paid this much for other vitamin C serums that were half as effective, so I think this is a great price for this product," she said. On top of that, this serum melted into our skin without any stickiness or added weight and had an immediate glowing and smoothing effect. Plus, unlike pump containers, the L'Oreal Revitalift tube shape prevents you from wasting any serum because you can squeeze every last drop out of this affordable product. Price at time of publish $ orig. Size 1 oz. Star ingredients 10% vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, and retinol Amazon Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 4/5 Firming 4/5 Pros We saw immediate skin-brightening results Formulated with over 95% natural ingredients Only $15, which is a great value Cons It has a grapefruit fragrance, which may not be for everyone Priced under $20, this brightening serum boasts PHAs that gently exfoliate and vitamin C to brighten. Additionally, the budget-friendly formula is made with over 95 percent natural ingredients sans parabens, SLS, and silicones. This serum was the highest-rated option under $20 with a rating of and in our testing, we saw results in just a few This Yes to Grapefruit vitamin C serum was refreshing, not greasy or sticky, and it imparted a subtle glow upon application. This particular serum can be used morning or night, but we prefer to use it in the morning for the light grapefruit scent and instant skin-brightening boost. However, if you prefer non-scented serums, you should opt for another pick on our list. Price at time of publish $ Size oz. Star ingredients Vitamin C and 5% polyhydroxy acids People / Allison Vancura People / Allison Vancura Bluemercury Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 5/5 Firming Pros Improves skin while also brightening Remains effective for a minimum of 72 hours Works well with other skincare products that might already be in your routine Doesn't leave a sticky residue Immediate glowing and smoothing effects Cons Very pricey but worth the investment Odd sour-like scent upon application If you ask anyone serious about their skincare routine, it's a very likely possibility this is — or has been — in their rotation as it is the gold standard of vitamin C serums. Why you ask? Firstly, the science and clinical testing behind the brand's products In this serum's cases, it's patented and clinically proven to reduce combined oxidative damage from free radicals generated by UV, Ozone, and diesel exhaust by up to 41 percent. Additionally, the serum improves signs of photodamage, lines, and wrinkles while brightening the skin and even fading dark spots. Though this didn’t earn our highest score — it was close at — we found that this product is worth the hype. Not only is it brightening and glowifying, but it smoothes fine lines and texture on our skin. We do want to call out that our tester, who has used vitamin C daily in her morning routine for eight years, wasn’t expecting a notable difference. However, they were pleasantly surprised “I ended up seeing a difference in the texture of my skin and fine lines during this six-week test. Everything is a bit smoother and softer — this is the only product/step that One other thing we noticed about this product the odor. It has what might be described as a sour scent, akin to the smell of a hot dog. Price at time of publish $182 Size 1 oz. Star ingredients 15% pure vitamin C L-Ascorbic Acid, 1% Vitamin E, and Ferulic Acid Amazon Our Ratings Ease of Use Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 4/5 Skin Glow 4/5 Firming 3/5 Pros Under $30 Formula is lightweight and easy to apply Reduction in post-breakout hyperpigmentation Reduction in fine lines, especially around the mouth Cons Packaging is great for keeping the product stable, but tricky to open Drugstore products may offer more budget-conscious prices, but that doesn’t mean they’re any less effective. For sensitive or breakout-prone skin, this dermatologist-developed, allergy-tested, non-comedogenic formula has all the necessities that lead to healthier, brighter skin, including 10% L-ascorbic acid, hyaluronic acid, skin barrier-protecting ceramides, and soothing vitamin B5. Our tester absolutely loved this product and said she will continue to use it at home until she uses the very last drop. She did note that the packaging can be tricky because while it's securely packaged for delivery, there are a few steps to opening the cap that took a second to figure out. But her acne-prone skin with post-breakout hyperpigmentation saw a reduction in the appearance of those spots while the formula felt light on the skin. She even noticed a reduction in fine lines around her mouth area. Price at time of publish $ Size 1 oz. Star ingredients 10% pure vitamin C L-Ascorbic Acid, ceramides, hyaluronic acid, and vitamin B5 Klur Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 5/5 Firming 5/5 Pros Absorbs into the skin quickly and works well with other skincare products you may already own Our 63-year-old tester said it had a firming effect Felt hydrating and smoothing upon application Cons On the expensive side, but a little bit goes a long way, so we think the price is justified Formulated with a blend of 20 percent bioavailable vitamin C in tandem with a skin-strengthening and calming complex of plant extracts to help even skin tone sans unwanted irritation, this clean formula absorbs in seconds and, for some skin types, even helps control excess oil production. We found the Klur vitamin C serum to be super hydrating and smoothing upon application, and it was easily incorporated into our daily skincare routine. Plus, our tester noted that her 63-year-old skin felt firmer over time. It's expensive, but a little bit goes a long way, so we think you'll get your money's worth. Price at time of publish $88 Size 1 oz. Star ingredients 20% bioavailable vitamin C People / Nellah McGough People / Nellah McGough Amazon Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 4/5 Firming 3/5 Pros Under $30 Has skin barrier-protecting and collagen-boosting ingredients like Centella Asiatica Tiger Grass Our skin felt healthier, brighter and dark spots dissapated after just a few days Cons Has tangerine fragrance, which might not be for everyone Finding the right vitamin C to fade dark spots can take a lot of trial and error. And we all know that can get expensive. However, this $27 dark spot serum is relatively budget-friendly and is packed with a powerful blend of 70 percent fresh green tangerine extract an ingredient that offers 10x more vitamin C than lemons, 4 percent niacinamide, and arbutin that helps improve dark spots and post-acne hyperpigmentation. We saw a difference in the texture of our skin after just a few days of use, a visible improvement in skin tone, and a reduction of dark spots. Our skin felt healthier, brighter, and clearer after just a few days, and we think this is an absolute steal at $27. Price at time of publish $27 Size oz. Star ingredients vitamin C, niacinamide, and arbutin Sephora Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 4/5 Firming 4/5 Pros While it didn't stop acne from occurring, it dissipated flare-ups quickly For every product sold, INNBeauty Project funds the removal of two units of plastic from landfills, waterways, and marine environments Feels like a lush smoothie for your face Cons The formula might not be a favorite if you don't love oil, even in a hybrid form If you're an oil lover or somewhere in between, a serum-oil hybrid feels like an ideal match. This particular one is infused with 15 super greens, vitamin C, azelaic acid, and 250,000 pomegranate stem cells alongside non-comedogenic hemp, quinoa, and chia oils. It's like a lush smoothie for your face that won't clog pores— though our tester shared the formula didn't completely stop acne from occurring. However, the serum did help acne flare-ups dissipate more quickly than before adding this product to their routine. If you try to avoid oil-based products, this one might not be for you. Price at time of publish $34 Size 1 oz. Star ingredients Vitamin C Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, 15 super-greens complex, and pomegranate stem cells Sephora Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 5/5 Firming 3/5 Pros Bright and dewy results in just a few weeks $20 price point Formulated with 97% ingredients naturally sourced One of the products that produced the biggest impact during testing Cons Not ideal for oily skin types Packaged in a glass bottle, which some may prefer and some may not If natural ingredients are your jam, we have some good news. This fast-absorbing serum is made with 97 percent naturally sourced ingredients, including natural forms of vitamins C and E alongside peptides derived from marine algae that firm and hydrate to combat and smooth wrinkles. In testing, we saw brighter, dewier, and healthier skin in just a few Of all the serums we tested, this one definitely had a "wow" factor, and our tester felt that her skin looked younger after using this product for a few months. However, if you have oily skin, this might not be the best serum for you, and it's packaged in a glass bottle, which made our tester a little nervous that she might shatter it at any moment. But from our standpoint, $20 for a vast skin improvement from a non-plastic bottle is a fantastic deal. Price at time of publish $20 Size oz. Star ingredients Vitamin C, vitamin E, and natural peptides from marine algae Amazon Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 4/5 Skin Glow 5/5 Firming 4/5 Pros Resulted in softer, plumper, and reduced breakouts during testing Proven to maintain nearly 95% of active Vitamin C for one year after mixing Our skin was noticeably more glowy, smoothing, and bright after one month of regular use Cons It might not be an ideal starter serum for anyone new to vitamin C Pricey and comes with an odd smell that quickly fades, but it's worth noting This OG serum is still holding up to its hype. The brand's proprietary C-Firma is designed to be mixed by you before its first use. This helps maximize potency and keep the antioxidant complex of the L-ascorbic and ferulic acids fresh; each bottle is proven to maintain almost 95 percent efficacy up to one year after mixing. As for real-world results, we found that our skin was softer and plumper by the end of the six weeks, and our monthly chin breakouts were significantly reduced. One of our testers even started receiving compliments on her skin and said after three to four weeks of use, she'd catch herself in the mirror and think, "Wow, my skin looks so bright and smooth!" That self-confidence boost helps justify the price tag. However, this Drunk Elephant serum has a 15 percent vitamin C concentration, so if you're just starting out with a vitamin C step in your skincare routine, it's better to start with a 10 percent concentration. Also, one of our testers noted an odd smell upon application but said it quickly faded. Price at time of publish $78 Size 1 oz. Star ingredients Vitamin C 15% L-ascorbic acid, ferulic acid, and vitamin E People / Julia Sayers Gokhale Target Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 4/5 Firming 3/5 Pros Has an immediate glowing effect and our skin felt very refreshed even hours after application $30 price point Resulted in visible hydration and brightening Cons This may not be for you if you don't enjoy citrus-based scented products Olay is a skincare staple. If scent is a vital factor in your skin products, you'll love that this serum wakes up your senses and brightens the skin. Formulated with vitamin C, skin barrier protecting niacinamide, and hydrating peptides, the citrus-scented formula is clinically proven to help skin look visibly more hydrated in one day and brighter after one We loved that this serum resulted in visible hydration and brightening effects and even after several hours, our skin felt refreshed. It had an immediate glowing effect, but it faded within an hour, so if glowing skin isn't your top priority, but feeling refreshed and hydrated is, this is a great value pick. We absolutely love the scent but realize it may not be for everyone, especially those with fragrance sensitivities. Price at time of publish $ Size oz. Star ingredients Vitamin C and peptides People / Nicole Harris People / Nicole Harris Amazon Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 4/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 5/5 Firming 3/5 Pros 90-day money-back guarantee Absorbed in just 30 seconds Hydrating enough to use on combination skin as the sole moisturizer Skin remained bright and glowing after 12 hours Cons Unsure of vitamin C percentage Looking for a new vitamin C serum but don't want to waste your money on one that doesn't work for you? Well, this botanical hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, aloe vera, jojoba oil, and MSM an anti-inflammatory ingredient infused serum is backed by a 90-day money-back In testing, we found that this serum absorbed in just 30 seconds and was hydrating enough to use on combination skin without the need for any additional One of our testers said she started receiving compliments on her skin's complexion and credits that to this product. "I'm way more confident in stepping outside without any makeup. I took a selfie after flying on a 13-hour flight and my bare skin still looked bright and glowy," she adds. Price at time of publish $ Size 1 oz. Star ingredients Vitamin C, vitamin E, and hyaluronic acid People / Emily Cieslak Sephora Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 4/5 Skin Glow 5/5 Firming 4/5 Pros Absorbed quickly and didn't leave behind a greasy residue Great for dull skin, but it's also just a great serum that could work for a variety of skin types Plumping effect gave an overall refreshed look Cons Expensive, but from our experience, we think it's worth it If your skin is feeling and looking a little meh, this luxe oil infused with Damascus rose oil, brightening vitamin C, and radiance-boosting chios crystal oil tag team to provide hydration while brightening and improving firmness. Applying oil to your skin might feel like it goes against everything you learned about skincare. However, squalane soaks right into the skin and is usually well tolerated by most skin types, including oily and combination skin. In testing, we found that even testers with naturally oily skin loved this product, saying that the oil absorbed surprisingly well and never felt greasy The glow of this serum is excellent at combating dull skin, and one of our testers said she'd received so many compliments on her skin since incorporating this product into her daily routine. It also made our skin extra plump, as if we'd just gotten a great night's sleep. Price at time of publish $74 Size oz. Star ingredients Damascus rose oil, vitamin C, and chios crystal oil People / Madison Yauger Sephora Our Ratings Ease of Use 5/5 Absorption 5/5 Skin Texture 5/5 Skin Glow 5/5 Firming Pros Hyaluronic acid is included in the formula, so you can save time by cutting that step in your skincare routine High concentration of vitamin C Offers gentle exfoliation while improving skin elasticity and evening skin tone Cons High concentration can irritate sensitive skin With this 15 percent vitamin C-infused serum, you won't need to layer hyaluronic acid because it's already in this formula, which is a plus if you're an impatient skincare applicator. The serum is a trifecta of powerhouse ingredients — vitamin C, exfoliating acids, and banana-powder-inspired pigments — that improve skin elasticity, evens skin tone, and combats We love that this serum has such a hydrating effect that we can make it through a full day of Zoom calls while still looking dewy. It made our skin glowy, hydrated, and refreshed, and we loved the slight scent. It has a 15 percent vitamin C concentration, so if you're new to vitamin C or have sensitive skin, you may want to opt for a 10 percent concentration. Price at time of publish $71 Size 1 oz. Star ingredients 15% Vitamin C Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, PHAs, and hyaluronic acid People / Ivy Ford Things to Consider Before Buying Vitamin C Serum Concentration Level and Skin Type Most everyone can benefit from layering vitamin C into their routine. However, if your skin is reactive or sensitive, Chung says to avoid high-concentration formulas as they may cause irritation. So what exactly is a high dose? Formulas with 15-20 percent vitamin C are considered a higher dose. So, stick with a 10 percent concentration if this is your first experience with the antioxidant or if you have more reactive skin. You can always work your way up. Our top pick, L'Oreal Revitalift Vitamin C Serum, has a 10 percent vitamin C concentration. Other Ingredients Vitamin C is usually thoughtfully formulated with complementary ingredients. The reason for this? "Vitamin C products often need oiler vehicles to maintain stability," Chung tells PEOPLE. However, she notes this can be problematic for some skin types think acne-prone skin. But luckily, brand founders and chemists are considering a range of skincare needs. So if you are acne-prone, seek formulas with squalane and rosehip oils, as they are And as far as the actual vitamin C goes, Chung recommends products that use L-ascorbic acid as its active ingredient, preferably with vitamin E, for the best stability. This is because L-ascorbic acid is the most potent and effective form of vitamin C. Our best daytime serum, Drunk Elephant C-Firma Fresh Vitamin C Day Serum, contains both L-ascorbic acid and vitamin E. Retinol Products When should you apply vitamin C serum? That depends on what other products you’re using as well as your skin sensitivity level. Chung recommends her patients use Vitamin C in the morning. However, she tells us it can be applied at night with another skincare must-have "If I'm going to use either retinol or Vitamin C, I'll take retinol," she shares. However, Chung does note this pairing can be a dynamic duo that gets you a little more bang for your buck if your skin isn't prone to irritation. "Retinol is your gold standard for increasing collagen and improving the turnover of skin cells while Vitamin C acts as a supporting cast," she explains. Prone to irritation? No problem. Instead, stick with vitamin C for the daytime and retinol at To find the best vitamin C serums on the market, our team used them over a period of six weeks. We tested 32 vitamin C serums altogether on a variety of different skin types. Of the 32 serums tested, seven earned a or above, and the ratings ranged from a 2 to a We rated each serum on ease of application and absorption. Then we noted how it interacted with our skin texture and whether it produced a glow or had firming capabilities. We then gave it a general rating based on the overall look of the applied vitamin C serum. Finally, the prices were revealed and we compared the retail price against the quality of the product to get our value rating. All in all, we selected 13 vitamin C serums we feel confident would work well for a variety of people. Frequently Asked Questions How often should I use vitamin C? Darden says a slow start is best if you're starting a vitamin C serum for the first time or adding a new vitamin C serum you haven't tried. "Vitamin C is a very active ingredient, and it can cause irritation," she explains. "Introducing it slowly will allow time for your skin to acclimate to the product without causing any irritation. Additionally, adding the product in slowly and by itself will make it easier to pinpoint how well it works for your skin. If you're adding in too many products at the same time, it can make it difficult to understand whether or not a product is working." So, how and when should I use vitamin C serum? Learning how to layer products and when to use them is a science, but once you get your routine down, it’s super simple. Chung encourages her patients to use vitamin C serum in the morning, but you can also apply it at night with a retinol. If your skin isn’t prone to sensitivity, the combination of vitamin C and retinol may give you faster results. In you are susceptible to irritation, use a vitamin C serum in the morning and a retinol at is one must when using vitamin C and caring for your skin in general SPF. "I recommend using vitamin C every morning before sunscreen," Los Angeles-based celebrity esthetician Shani Darden tells PEOPLE. "During the day, you want to protect your skin while you're out and exposed to environmental stressors. The combo of vitamin C serum and sunscreen is perfect for daytime protection." Among her favorite vitamin C-infused serums is iS Clinical Pro-Heal Serum. She notes it's an efficacious yet nourishing serum formulated with L-Ascorbic acid, a pure and potent form of vitamin C. It is also usually well-tolerated by most skin types, including those with sensitive skin. Why Trust PEOPLE? Bianca Lambert is a freelance writer for PEOPLE and is also a contributing writer for Byrdie, specializing in natural hair and skincare. She has worked as a freelance beauty and travel writer for over four years and has an extensive knowledge of beauty ingredients and how they affect your skin, hair, and face. 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For your skincare regime to be really effective, you need supercharged ingredients – like vitamin C. This powerful antioxidant does a myriad of things. It protects skin from damaging free radicals the result of UV exposure, stimulates collagen production making skin look plump and combats hyperpigmentation, dark spots and dullness without altering skin’s natural tone though make sure you use sunscreen. I rate all the products on this page. SkinCeuticals is the original, and still one of the best. Dr Sturm’s formula includes zinc, which helps vitamin C better absorb into the skin. Drunk Elephant is created sans essential oils, alcohols and other ingredients some might find harsh. StriVectin’s formula incorporates retinol without irritation. Both Glow Recipe and Sunday Riley deliver brightening with a capital B. Ole Henriksen includes hyaluronic acid for increased hydration. Biossance is also brilliant for drier skin. Clinicbe, a wonderful new discovery, delivers rapid results. And yes, MZ Skin is expensive but it will give you expensive Sunday Riley CEO Rapid Flash Brightening Serum £70, 2. Dr Barbara Sturm The Good C Vitamin C Serum £110, 3. StriVectin Super C Retinol Vitamin C Serum £62, 4. Drunk Elephant C-Firma Day Serum £67, 5. Glow Recipe Pineapple-C Bright Serum £46, 6. MZ Skin Brighten & Perfect Serum £250, 7. Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Vitamin C Serum £53, SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic £145, 9. Clinicbe Be Vitalised Vitamin C Serum £48, 10. Biossance Squalane + Vitamin C Dark Spot Serum £56, Funmi on Twitter FunmiFetto

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My recent recommendation for The Inkey List’s 15% Vitamin C and EGF serum £ for 30ml prompted many of you to get in touch, asking for some more affordable day serums. Before I oblige, it’s perhaps useful to explain why I unfailingly apply vitamin C each morning. A great vitamin C serum is good for everyone, of any age and skin type. It can help protect skin from environmental pollution and inflammation, and – in high concentrations – treat sun damage. It can increase the effectiveness of SPF and most visibly, from the get-go, brighten a dull complexion. The effect it has on my own skin is remarkable, especially as I tend to choose vitamin C serums that also contain ingredients such as hyaluronic acid for hydration and niacinamide for all manner of things, including the maintenance of a healthy skin barrier and even skin texture to get more punch for my yours needn’t cost a packet. I’m impressed with Bright Idea Vitamin C + Tri-Peptide Face Serum £ for 30ml from the newly resurrected Bliss spa brand absent from the UK market for the past few years. This is a lovely all-rounder – offering comforting, plumping hydration and immediate perk in a fine, refreshing liquid that doesn’t feel claggy for summer or smell off-putting, as vitamin C skincare is often disposed to be though those against fragrance in skincare should avoid this one. It feels and performs not unlike others I have at three times the price and suits any skin Chef’s Ginger Vitamin C Serum Shot £ for 30ml is less versatile, but near perfect for oily and combination types who may find that thick vitamin C serums cause breakouts. This is an altogether lighter affair, typical of Korean-style serums, which leaves skin hydrated but still relatively matte and unsheathed. As with many vitamin Cs, there’s a brief tingle on application, but things calm down to a healthy glow in a minute or bargain pick for dry skin is the excellent value Derma E Vitamin C Concentrated Serum £ 22 for 60ml. This squeaks over the £20 threshold, but it should be said that it is, in real terms, cheaper than everything else here. The texture, rich with vitamin E, aloe vera, hyaluronic acid, glycerin and fruit oils, borders on the oily, making for a comfortable ride under sunscreen, no extra moisturiser required. With all, I apply in the morning, after cleansing and using any exfoliating acids.

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HomeProductsSkin CareFacial TreatmentFace serumCeraVedescriptionOur gentle, yet effective lightweight vitamin C serum with three essential ceramides also helps to restore your protective skin barrier, and includes moisturizing hyaluronic acid, and soothing vitamin B5 pantothenic acid to help improve skin hydration. Plus, MVE technology continually releases moisturizing ingredients for all-day hydration. Suitable for all skin types—including sensitive skin—this antioxidant serum comes in protective packaging to help prevent oxidation and maintain product Ascorbic Acid, Glycerin, Dimethicone, Cetearyl Ethylhexanoate, Alcohol Denat., Sodium Hydroxide, Ammonium Polyacryloyldimethyl Taurate, Panthenol, Ceramide Np, Ceramide Ap, Ceramide Eop, Carbomer, Cetearyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate, Cholesterol, Phenoxyethanol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Disodium Edta, Isopropyl Myristate, Caprylyl Glycol, Xanthan Gum, Phytosphingosine, Ethylhexylglycerin. 7/4/2022ReviewsReviewsFilter by skin/hair/eyeFilter by ageSort ByI rarely cave to skincare trends, but with all the rage about the skincare trifecta of vitamin C, retinol, and hyaluronic acid, I gave in and added both hyaluronic acid and vitamin C to my regimen....About reviewer 679 reviewsAge44-55SkinVery Oily, Dark, WarmHairBlack, Other, OtherEyesBrownThis is a great serum that I've found really effective for my skin. I like to use a Vitamin C serum in the morning, and Retinol at night. This has helped brighten my skin and even out my...About reviewer 518 reviewsAge36-43SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, CoolHairBrown, Wavy, MediumEyesBlueA whole lot of money for what you get. I paid $ on Amazon for this serum. I was just looking for a day serum to make my skin brighter and healthier looking. I loved this product for the...About reviewer 262 reviewsAge25-29SkinSensitive, Fair, Not SureHairBrown, Other, OtherEyesBlueWhat an underrated vitamin C serum! This product comes in a metal tube which keeps the serum shielded from light and is air tight to prevent oxidization and deterioration of the active...About reviewer 1045 reviewsAge44-55SkinDry, Fair-Medium, CoolHairBrunette, Wavy, MediumEyesBlueI did not like this. It was sticky and left my skin looking orange therefore I would not wear this under makeup. Also scented. Glad to see some new serums coming out from Cerave and La Roche posay...About reviewer 1665 reviewsAge56 & OverSkinSensitive, Fair, WarmHairBrown, Wavy, FineEyesHazelI really like this-it's lightweight, has good stable tube packaging and feels silky on the skin. The high amount of alcohol mentioned in the other review doesn't bother me because I have combo,...About reviewer 775 reviewsAge56 & OverSkinCombination, Fair-MediumHairBrunetteEyesBrownI absolutely love this! It has 10% Vit C along with a good skincare combination of Vit E, HA and ceramides. It wears beautifully under SS and MU, no pile up or break outs and my skin is super...About reviewer 59 reviewsAge25-29SkinCombination, Tan, WarmHairBrunette, Straight, MediumEyesBrownI really wanted to fall in love with the new CeraVe Skin Renewing Vitamin C Face Serum, but because of one issue I couldn't. The CeraVe new Vitamin C Serum is a super lightweight serum that...About reviewer 705 reviewsAge25-29SkinDry, Fair-Medium, Not SureHairBrown, Other, OtherEyesBrownI rarely cave to skincare trends, but with all the rage about the skincare trifecta of vitamin C, retinol, and hyaluronic acid, I gave in and added both hyaluronic acid and vitamin C to my regimen....About reviewer 679 reviewsAge44-55SkinVery Oily, Dark, WarmHairBlack, Other, OtherEyesBrownThis is a great serum that I've found really effective for my skin. I like to use a Vitamin C serum in the morning, and Retinol at night. This has helped brighten my skin and even out my...About reviewer 518 reviewsAge36-43SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, CoolHairBrown, Wavy, MediumEyesBlueA whole lot of money for what you get. I paid $ on Amazon for this serum. I was just looking for a day serum to make my skin brighter and healthier looking. I loved this product for the...About reviewer 262 reviewsAge25-29SkinSensitive, Fair, Not SureHairBrown, Other, OtherEyesBlueWhat an underrated vitamin C serum! This product comes in a metal tube which keeps the serum shielded from light and is air tight to prevent oxidization and deterioration of the active...About reviewer 1045 reviewsAge44-55SkinDry, Fair-Medium, CoolHairBrunette, Wavy, MediumEyesBlueI did not like this. It was sticky and left my skin looking orange therefore I would not wear this under makeup. Also scented. Glad to see some new serums coming out from Cerave and La Roche posay...About reviewer 1665 reviewsAge56 & OverSkinSensitive, Fair, WarmHairBrown, Wavy, FineEyesHazelTop Rated Face SerumFollow us

Hellofriends. POND'S Skin brightening Combo Vitamin c face serum and day cream combo Amazon discount Price offer share kar Rai hu. Video pasand aata hai Vitamin C serum is a facial skin care product that delivers a high dose of vitamin C. As with other face serums, the skin absorbs vitamin C serum quickly, and the product may offer a range of benefits to skin article lists the best vitamin C serums a person can consider, discusses the benefits of vitamin C for the skin, and answers some frequently asked quick look at the best vitamin C serumsBest for sustainable packaging Drunk Elephant C-Firma Fresh Day SerumBest for oily skin PCA Skin C-Quench Antioxidant SerumBest noncomedogenic RoC Multi Correxion Revive + Glow Daily SerumBest for high-strength vitamin C NIOD Ethylated L-Ascorbic Acid 30% Network ELANBest low cost CeraVe Skin Renewing Vitamin C SerumBest for sensitive skin SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic with 15% L-Ascorbic AcidBest for dark spots Rose Ingleton MD Complexion Brightening BoosterBest for skin damage signs Klur Brilliant LightBest organic Éminence Citrus & Kale Potent C+E SerumBest for wrinkles L’Oréal 10% Pure Vitamin C SerumBest for brighter skin Paula’s Choice C15 Super BoosterBest for no residue Glossier Super Glow Vitamin C + Magnesium SerumBest with sunscreen Supergoop! Daily Dose Vitamin C + SPFBest for dry skin Peter Thomas Roth Potent-C Power SerumPlease note that the writer of this article has not tried these products. All information presented is purely research-based and correct at the time of News Today follows a strict product selection and vetting process. Learn more for sustainable packaging Drunk Elephant C-Firma Fresh Day SerumSkin type normal, dry, combination, and oilyDose 15% vitamin CSize fluid ounces fl ozShelf life once opened 6 monthsPrice around $78The manufacturer claims this face serum reduces the signs of aging and skin damage by dissolving dead cells and hydrating the has 15% vitamin C potency, with a composition of 15% l-ascorbic acid, ferulic acid, and 1% vitamin E. It has a pH of company writes this product is free from fragrance, colorants, essential oils, and silicones. It also writes that it is vegan, cruelty-free, and comes in recyclable prepare the serum by mixing two components into a vial and shaking. Drunk Elephant states it then stays fresh for 6 months. Further instructions are available on the there is a risk that users will not mix the product correctly and some users note that it is difficult to serum should be applied in the morning, and it stays active on the skin for up to 3 person can order the C-Firma Fresh Day Serum online for around $ for oily skin PCA Skin C-Quench Antioxidant SerumSkin type oilyMain ingredients vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, botanical actives, and stem cells activesSize 1 fl ozShelf life not statedPrice around $120The manufacturer, PCA Skin, claims this serum hydrates and strengthens the skin, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. People with oily skin who may have problems with acne can apply it twice a product is free of parabens, artificial fragrances, and dyes. However, it contains alcohol and witch hazel, which can be also contains orange and grapefruit peel oils, which can be sensitizing, especially for people with sensitive person can order the PCA Skin C-Quench Antioxidant Serum online for around $ about reducing oily skin for noncomedogenic RoC Multi Correxion Revive + Glow Daily SerumSkin type dryMain ingredients 10% concentration of vitamin C, plus peptides, antioxidants, and hydratorsSize 1 fl ozShelf life not statedPrice around $32RoC claims this product can improve skin tone, texture, elasticity, and brightness while reducing the appearance of lines and company writes that a person may see results within 1–4 according to the company’s description, this serum is free from parabens and is it contains fragrance, fruit extracts, and limonene, which may not be suitable for some can use this serum daily, in the morning or more about noncomedogenic skin care person can order the RoC Multi Correxion Revive + Glow Daily serum online for around $ for high-strength vitamin C NIOD Ethylated L-Ascorbic Acid 30% Network ELANSkin type dry, balanced, and combinationMain ingredients 30% of vitamin C, selenium, and zincSize 1 fl ozShelf life 6 monthsPrice around $42NIOD is a company by Deciem, the same parent company that owns the popular skin care brand The face serum claims to improve skin tone, boost collagen production, and protect the skin from further manufacturer states this product is free from alcohol, oil, water, and silicone. It is also vegan, cruelty-free, and gluten-free. NIOD delivers it in recyclable to the company, the ethylated version of l-ascorbic acid is better than most other forms of vitamin C. It uses the pure form of l-ascorbic acid but does so in a patent-pending stabilization reportedly prevents the vitamin C from oxidizing so that all of the vitamin C in the formula can be delivered to the may make this product better for delivering higher amounts of vitamin C. It is also a more affordable option compared with other manufacturer recommends a person applies this serum in the evening and does a patch test before use. A person can order NIOD Ethylated L-Ascorbic Acid 30% Network serum online for around $ low cost CeraVe Skin Renewing Vitamin C SerumSkin type allMain ingredients 10% of vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, vitamin B5, and ceramidesSize 1 fl ozShelf life 6 monthsPrice around $20CeraVe claims this serum helps to even out skin tone, improve the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, and protect the skin. It writes that its products are developed with serum is free from parabens and fragrances. The company tests it for people with allergies and says it is noncomedogenic, meaning it will not block advantage of CeraVe products is that they contain ceramides to help rebuild the skin positives include the addition of cholesterol, dimethicone, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid to hydrate and moisturize the is suitable for daily use for all skin types, including sensitive skin and acne-prone of the most affordable options, a person can order the CeraVe Skin Renewing Vitamin C Serum online for around $ for sensitive skin SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic with 15% L-Ascorbic AcidSkin type dry, balanced, combination, and sensitiveMain ingredients 15% of vitamin C, vitamin E, and ferulic acidSize 1 fl ozShelf life 6 monthsPrice around $195SkinCeuticals claims this face serum protects the skin from environmental damage such as UV rays, ozone, and diesel is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive features include a paraben-free formula and pharmaceutical-grade ingredients. The company says that this product also suits those treating their skin after laser has a patent for its formula and says that a 2013 16-week study proved that this product can increase firmness and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. However, the website does not provide a link to this study and its results may be subject to recommends applying this serum daily in the product is not suitable for small person can order the SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic serum for around $ more about moisturizers for sensitive for dark spots Rose Ingleton MD Complexion Brightening BoosterSkin type sensitive, oily, and dryMain ingredients vitamin C and niacinamideSize 1 fl ozShelf life Not statedPrice around $70The manufacturer claims this serum gives users a radiant glow as it retexturizes and brightens discolored and damaged combines citric, malic, and lactic acid with peptides to create a product that supports the skin without clogging company writes its products are free from parabens, mineral oil, phthalates, and sulfates. They are also vegan and it includes fruit extracts such as orange and lemon, making them potentially irritating to those with sensitive company recommends a person applies 3–4 drops to clean skin in the morning or person can order the Complexion Brightening Booster online for around $ more about treating dark spots for skin damage signs Klur Brilliant LightSkin type allMain ingredients 20% of vitamin C, E, and rosehip seedsSize 1 fl ozShelf life Not statedPrice around $88Klur claims this product can help repair multiple signs of skin damage while protecting the facial serum is designed to absorb quickly and has a 20% concentration of vitamin C, vitamin E, and rosehip seeds. It also contains the humectant aloe company says that it suits all skin this product contains four different types of carrier oils, which may not be suitable for people with oily writes that its products are free from animal ingredients, fillers, synthetic fragrances, or artificial dyes. The company also claims it does not test on animals and uses recyclable lead-free glass recommends a person uses 1–2 pumps on clean, damp skin every other day or night until they see person can order the Brilliant Light serum online for around $ organic Éminence Citrus & Kale Potent C+E SerumSkin type allMain ingredients 16% stabilized vitamin C, vitamin C salt, botanical ferulic acid, and hydrolyzed botanical hyaluronic acidSize 1 fl ozShelf life Not statedPrice around $118The manufacturer claims this vitamin C serum brightens and firms the skin while minimizing redness and signs of aging, such as ingredients include stabilized vitamin C, plant-sourced ferulic acid, and natural states that the ingredients are organic. The products are cruelty-free and free from parabens, phthalates, sodium lauryl sulfate, and propylene people with sensitive skin may not find the formula’s lemon and grapefruit oils company recommends this serum for all skin types, and people can use it once or twice per person can order this Citrus & Kale Potent C+E Serum online for around $ for wrinkles L’Oréal 10% Pure Vitamin C SerumSkin type sensitiveMain ingredients 10% of vitamin CSize 1 fl ozShelf life 6 monthsPrice around $16L’Oréal claims this vitamin C serum can help reduce the appearance of wrinkles and improve skin appearance company makes it without fragrance, mineral oils, dyes, or face serum comes in an air-tight tube to protect and maximize the effectiveness of the vitamin C content, which has a potency of 10%.Some reviewers point out that it can separate into a watery and an oily base. However, many reviewers state that it makes skin smoother and company writes this serum is suitable for all skin types. The user may see results within 2–4 person can order the L’Oreal Paris Pure Vitamin C Serum online for around $ for brighter skin Paula’s Choice C15 Super BoosterSkin type allMain ingredients 15% vitamin C, vitamin E, and ferulic acidSize fl ozShelf life 3 monthsPrice around $55Paula’s Choice offers a range of vitamin C products. The C15 contains a vitamin C concentration of 15%.The brand also sells a 25% concentration for people with stubborn C15 booster contains glycerin, panthenol, and hyaluronic acid to hydrate and protect the company writes it has a lightweight, fluid texture that may suit those with oily product comes in a smaller size than many other serums. Additionally, some reviewers say they found it irritated their many other reviews write that it effectively reduced the appearance of sunspots and felt lightweight on the Choice recommends using it twice daily and combining it with sunscreen during the person can order the C15 Super Booster online for around $55. There is also the option to get this product replenished regularly, which offers a 15% for no residue Glossier Super Glow Vitamin C + Magnesium SerumSkin type allMain ingredients 5% vitamin C, propanediol, dimethicone, and glycerinSize 1 fl ozShelf life 12 monthsPrice around $29This product contains a 5% vitamin C derivative called magnesium ascorbyl phosphate MAP. Glossier claims it will not oxidize or degrade in the bottle, which is a problem with many vitamin C MAP content reportedly aims to improve the appearance of dark spots and the magnesium PCA hydrates the claims this product is cruelty-free and contains no fragrances. It also has shea butter and carrier product is relatively inexpensive compared to other popular brands, and the company says this serum leaves no filmy residue on the skin after recommends applying 3–4 drops after serum is formulated to suit all skin types, but some buyers point out they had acne breakouts or rashes after using it. As such, people with sensitive skin may not find this product person can order the Glossier Super Glow serum online for around $ with sunscreen Supergoop! Daily Dose Vitamin C + SPFSkin type allMain ingredients 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid, glycerin, avobenzone, and homosalateSize 1 fl ozShelf life not statedPrice around $46This product contains niacinamide to improve skin tone, fade pigmentation, and keep the skin looking company sells it in a spray bottle, which can be easier to apply over larger areas of skin than with pipettes, which many products brand claims it formulates this serum without fragrances and essential advantage of this product is that it contains an SPF 40 sunscreen that can protect against UVA and UVB rays. However, its UVA protection only includes company writes that vitamin C “burns off” under sun exposure, so adding SPF to the formula preserves the benefits of vitamin C on the who want stronger sun protection should consider using another sunscreen that offers a wider scope of writes this vitamin C serum suits all skin person can order the Supergoop! Daily Dose Vitamin C + SPF online for around $ for dry skin Peter Thomas Roth Potent-C Power SerumSkin type dryMain ingredients 20% THD ascorbate, vitamin E, ferulic acidSize 1 fl ozShelf life Not statedPrice around $105This serum from Peter Thomas Roth combines 20% vitamin C from THD ascorbate with vitamin E and ferulic brand claims this type of vitamin C is 50 times more powerful than traditional vitamin C. It aims to improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and uneven skin also aims to help the appearance of dehydrated skin. It does not contain fragrance so it may be suitable for people with dry, sensitive 3% vitamin E and 2% ferulic acid is included to act as an company recommends a person applies this serum twice a day on the face and person can order the Potent-C Power Serum online for around $ table below compares each product for ingredients, price, and say the best vitamin C serum should have at least 10% person should choose a product containing ingredients that are compatible with their skin typeDry skin Look for products containing hyaluronic acid, which moisturizes the skin. It may address skin dryness, reduced elasticity, and skin Ceramides may benefit sensitive skin, including mild to moderate skin People can get a vitamin C serum that contains retinol, which may help treat noninflammatory and inflammatory acne. People can also choose noncomedogenic and oil-free items, meaning they do not clog pores or cause acne breakouts. When choosing a serum, people should also consider factors such as their budget, whether the packaging is sustainable or recyclable, and customer typically has high levels of vitamin C, which helps form collagen and protect the skin from free radicals and photodamage. While the positive impact of nutritional vitamin C on skin health is well established, there is not the same amount of evidence to support the benefits of applying vitamin C directly to the 2017 study points out that the form of vitamin C with the most research, l-ascorbic acid, is not a stable molecule. This makes it difficult to prevent oxidization and penetrate the some studies show promising results, and there is widespread interest in using products like vitamin C face serum to prevent and minimize the effects of aging and sun-related skin benefits of applying vitamin C to the skin includesupport against aging effectsprotection against sun-related skin damagevitamin E replenishmentprevention of dark spotshelp with collagen repairLearn more about the potential benefits of vitamin C serums research shows that vitamin C serum is generally safe, though there is a risk of reactions to concentrated research notes that vitamin C is important for skin health. It helps form the skin barrier, stimulates collagen, and helps to work against skin authors also write that balanced skin needs high concentrations of vitamin C. However, people should gradually introduce new skin care products into their routine, patch testing a small amount on clean skin before using it on a larger area or the face. A person may also wish to start with lower concentration can also use vitamin C serum alongside other skin care products. A person should speak with a dermatologist to check that any combinations of products are safe and will be is because some ingredients can change how well vitamin C should stop using a product if they experience adverse skin reactions, such as itchiness, redness, discoloration, or more about the risks of too much vitamin are answers to some top frequently asked questionsHow should a person use vitamin C?People should test a few drops of a new vitamin C serum on their inner arm for a few days to see if the serum causes any irritation. This is called a patch C serum is concentrated, which means a few drops or one pump from the container is usually enough to cover the whole face and neck. People should use caution when applying vitamin C around the eyes. A facial serum is not a moisturizer. Serum should be applied after cleansing and allowed to dry completely. After it has dried, apply often should people use vitamin C serum?People can use a vitamin C serum daily after cleansing and moisturizing their skin. However, some companies also suggest using the product once every other American Academy of Dermatology Association states that individuals should avoid trying a new product each week to treat acne. It may take some time until they see improvements, so they may have to use a product for 6–8 does vitamin C compare to other types of serum?Manufacturers formulate a range of face serums to address specific skin concerns. Vitamin C face serum addresses different aspects of skin care than the following productsRetinol serums These include skin care products made from natural or synthetic vitamin A or retinoids. Retinol may help improve skin firmness, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and minimize dark spots. In some people, they can cause irritation, inflammation, stinging, and flaking skin. Learn more about retinol acid Hyaluronic acid may help the skin retain moisture. It can also improve facial wrinkles and hydroxy acids AHAs AHAs, often coming from natural products such as sugar cane or fruits, may help hydrate the skin and exfoliate dead skin cells, making the skin feel Peptide derivatives, from chains of amino acids, are used in some face serums to stimulate deep levels of skin tissue. A 2020 study reports they may help reduce C is an important factor in promoting skin health when used benefits of vitamin C face serum include skin brightening, firming, toning, reducing redness and discoloration, and minimizing signs of aging skin, such as wrinkles and fine C serums also reportedly help protect the skin from further interested in vitamin C serum can choose from a range of options. Individuals should consider their unique skin care needs and how a new product will fit into their routine.

IGAMEVitamin C Face Serum With 15% Vitamin C, Nicotinamide, Vitamin E and Ferulic Acid, Anti Aging Serum, Dark Spot Remover for Face, Fragrance-Free-American Brand Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2018 I initially ordered this serum in 2015 and it was honestly amazing. It reduced redness whilst keeping my skin smooth and

Our editors handpick the products that we feature. We may earn commission from the links on this for Sensitive SkinGlossier Super Glow1Best for Sensitive SkinGlossier Super GlowCredit GlossierProsGood for sensitive skinConsSome customers don't love the sticky textureA 5 percent concentration of vitamin C helps tone and improve the appearance of dark spots without irritating sensitive skin. This formula also contains plenty of hydrating and plumping ingredients, like magnesium PCA, jojoba oil, shea butter, and sunflower seed oil. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below2Best Serum With Hyaluronic Acidserumtologie C serum 222Best Serum With Hyaluronic Acidserumtologie C serum 22Credit AmazonProsGreat for all skin types ConsSome customers don't like the smellTsippora Shainhouse, MD, a board-certified dermatologist in Los Angeles, says this is one of the best vitamin C serums available, and Amazon reviewers agree Thousands of users give the product five stars, with some touting it as the best product they’ve ever used. What makes it so great? It contains 22 percent vitamin C—more than most other serums—and it’s suitable for all skin types, making it a great choice for the face. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below3Best Vitamin C Serum on AmazonTruSkin Naturals Vitamin C Serum3Best Vitamin C Serum on AmazonTruSkin Naturals Vitamin C SerumNow 27% OffCredit AmazonProsHighly ratedGreat for all skin tones and typesConsSome customers find it dryingWhen it comes to vitamin C serum, this “Amazon Choice” product is an all-time favorite, with thousands of glowing reviews. It's also one of the most affordable vitamin C serums you can get, but it’s just as effective, says Shainhouse. The vegan-friendly serum is loaded with AHA a natural glycolic acid to brighten skin and reduce hyperpigmentation over - Continue Reading Below4Best Scented Vitamin C SerumOLEHENRIKSEN Truth Serum4Best Scented Vitamin C SerumOLEHENRIKSEN Truth SerumCredit SephoraProsGood for all skin typesSupports skin elasticityProfessional makeup artist Kasey Spickard calls this vitamin C serum “pure magic” for its ability to reduce discoloration caused by acne. The fresh citrus scent is a nice bonus, - Continue Reading Below5Best Vitamin C Serum for Skin Over 50Juice Beauty Green Apple Age Defy Serum5Best Vitamin C Serum for Skin Over 50Juice Beauty Green Apple Age Defy SerumCredit UltaProsSmooths fine lines and wrinklesConsMight be irritating to sensitive skin typesTrying to combat the signs of aging? Try this serum, says Nichelle Mosley, founder of Queen City Beauty Group and a board-certified aesthetician in North Carolina. It combines the benefits of the coenzyme Q10 and vitamin C—two ingredients that help eradicate wrinkles. This plant-based serum also contains hyaluronic acid to infuse skin with a dose of hydration. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below6Best Vitamin C Serum with AloeDerma E Vitamin C Concentrated Serum6Best Vitamin C Serum with AloeDerma E Vitamin C Concentrated SerumConsSome buyers find the citrus scent overwhelming This powerful vitamin C serum contains aloe, vitamin E, and hyaluronic acid for intense hydration. Not only is it a great pick for sensitive skin it’s free from phthalates, fragrance, sulfates, and parabens, but you also get a lot of bang for your buck, says - Continue Reading Below7Best Serum for Oily SkinVichy LiftActiv Vitamin C Brightening Skin Corrector7Best Serum for Oily SkinVichy LiftActiv Vitamin C Brightening Skin CorrectorProsLightweight consistencyConsNot very moisturizing because it's lightBecause the formula is extremely light and contains just 11 clean ingredients no parabens, silicones, or artificial fragrances, it won’t sting or burn upon application, says Erin Gilbert, MD, a board-certified dermatologist at Gilbert Dermatology. Still, it’s potent, delivering firming and brightening results in as a few as 10 - Continue Reading Below8Best Vitamin C Serum at SephoraTatcha Violet-C Brightening Serum8Best Vitamin C Serum at SephoraTatcha Violet-C Brightening SerumCredit SephoraProsProven clinical resultsThis popular Tatcha serum contains a whopping 20 percent vitamin C and 10 percent AHA to help your face achieve that glow-from-within look. It’s so good, one reviewer called it her “magic potion.”Advertisement - Continue Reading Below9Best Drugstore Vitamin C SerumL'Oréal Paris 10% Pure Vitamin C Serum9Best Drugstore Vitamin C SerumL'Oréal Paris 10% Pure Vitamin C SerumNow 56% OffProsMoisturizingAffordableConsMight be heavy for very oily skinYou’ll never have another dull moment with this budget-friendly serum, which contains 10 percent vitamin C to even skin tone, reduce the appearance of fine lines, and boost radiance. Even more brilliant The formula is made without water—which can act as a catalyst for vitamin C oxidation and degradation—so it’s more stable, says - Continue Reading Below10Best Individually Packaged Vitamin C SerumVitamin C Ceramide Capsules Radiance Renewal Serum10Best Individually Packaged Vitamin C SerumVitamin C Ceramide Capsules Radiance Renewal SerumCredit UltaProsGreat for dry skin typesEasy for travel“This brightens your skin instantly,” says Allison Depriestre, a professional makeup artist in Paris. It also contains ceramides to help retain moisture—a big benefit for anyone with dry skin. The capsules make this product great for travel, so your skin will always look - Continue Reading Below11Best Vitamin C Serum for Dry SkinPaula's Choice Resist Super Antioxidant Serum11Best Vitamin C Serum for Dry SkinPaula's Choice Resist Super Antioxidant SerumCredit AmazonPros100% recyclable packingGood for dry skin typesConsMight be too heavy for oily or acne prone skinWith plant- and vitamin-derived antioxidants, this dry-skin-specific vitamin C serum boosts skin's vibrancy. The packaging is 100 percent recyclable through - Continue Reading Below12Best Vitamin C Serum for RednessSUNDAY RILEY Vitamin C Brightening Serum12Best Vitamin C Serum for RednessSUNDAY RILEY Vitamin C Brightening SerumCredit SephoraProsLightweight Reduces look of dark spotsThis Sunday Riley serum is formulated with THD ascorbate—a highly stable and oil-soluble formula of vitamin C that quickly penetrates skin to leave it visibly smoother and brighter. Plus, this serum contains saccharide isomerate extract, which helps reduce the appearance of - Continue Reading Below13Vitamin C Serum From a Black-Owned BrandROSEN Bright Citrus Serum13Vitamin C Serum From a Black-Owned BrandROSEN Bright Citrus SerumConsSome buyers say it expires too quicklyPut your freshest face forward with this hardworking formula, which can be applied directly to clean skin or added to your moisturizer. Either way, the silky serum delivers a healthy dose of vitamin C—thanks to a blend of 20 percent L-ascorbic acid, grapefruit oil, and mulberry extract—to boost skin’s radiance and reduce the appearance of - Continue Reading Below14Best Vitamin C Serum with TurmericHerbivore Nova 15% Vitamin C + Turmeric Brightening Serum14Best Vitamin C Serum with TurmericHerbivore Nova 15% Vitamin C + Turmeric Brightening SerumCredit SephoraProsLoaded with antioxidantsConsSome buyers don't love the turmeric scentThis serum's formula has turmeric, which naturally evens the skin with antioxidants. It also contains arbutin, a natural ingredient that evens discoloration and tightens the look of pores. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below15Best Vegan Vitamin C SerumDrunk Elephant C-Firma™ Vitamin C Day Serum15Best Vegan Vitamin C SerumDrunk Elephant C-Firma™ Vitamin C Day SerumProsIncreases firmnessReduces look of large poresConsPriceyRequires a two-step processBecause vitamin C expires very quickly, this product is packaged with two separate parts that you mix together before using. By doing so, you're ensured that the ingredients are fully active and ready to brighten up your - Continue Reading Below16Ameon Aurora Glow Serum16Ameon Aurora Glow SerumProsIncludes niacinamide and vitamin EIt's not just a vitamin C serum. It also includes niacinamide to even out the skin tone and moisturizing vitamin E. Over time, this powerful trio will firm, smooth, and brighten - Continue Reading Below17Most Affordable Vitamin C SerumThe Ordinary Vitamin C Suspension 23% + HA Spheres 2%17Most Affordable Vitamin C SerumThe Ordinary Vitamin C Suspension 23% + HA Spheres 2%Credit SephoraDespite a high concentration of 23 percent pure L-ascorbic acid that’s safe for sensitive skin, this brightening serum is extremely budget-friendly. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below18Best Vitamin C Serum for Sensitive SkinCeraVe Skin Renewing Vitamin C Serum18Best Vitamin C Serum for Sensitive SkinCeraVe Skin Renewing Vitamin C SerumCredit UltaProsMoisturizingAffordableConsBest to use at night because can cause pilling under makeupThis gentle formula for sensitive skin, developed in partnership with dermatologists, contains three essential ceramides and 10 percent pure vitamin C to brighten, restore the skin’s protective barrier, and improve hydration. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below19Best Vitamin C Serum for HyperpigmentationHyper Skin Hyper Even19Best Vitamin C Serum for HyperpigmentationHyper Skin Hyper EvenNow 22% OffCredit Hyper SkinProsHelps target breakouts and acne scarsConsSome consumers say it takes a while to see resultsThis overachiever does it all. Packed with 15 percent vitamin C, vitamin E, turmeric, kojic acid, natural bontanicals, and a mix of fruit enzymes, the sheer serum brightens skin, smoothes fine lines and wrinkles, evens tone, and reduces the appearance of dark spots and acne - Continue Reading Below20Best Vitamin C Serum for Dark SkinBeautyStat Universal C Skin Refiner20Best Vitamin C Serum for Dark SkinBeautyStat Universal C Skin RefinerProsOffers firmer and brighter skin in four weeksDeveloped by cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson, it pairs 20 percent stabilized L-ascorbic acid the most potent form of vitamin C with an active compound from green tea, moisturizing squalane, and tartaric acid to adjust skin’s pH for ultimate WriterBrigitt is a writer, editor and craft stylist with nearly 15 years of experience. She specializes in lifestyle topics, including home, health, parenting, beauty, style, food, entertaining, travel and weddings. 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a medium 477,616 Alexa situating. 92 Facebook overviews evaluated Super C Serum at 4.4/5 stars. More than thirty YouTube overviews are positive. More than thirty site reviews of Vibriance.com and Super C Serum are positive. Regardless, the negative reviews on shopping areas suggest that Super C Serum causes skin rashes You’ve probably heard that you should be incorporating a vitamin C serum into your skin care routine, but aren’t quite sure why. Vitamin C is a powerful ingredient that not only protects your body from environmental aggressors and boosts your immune system hello, flu season, but it can also have an incredibly beneficial impact on the health of your does vitamin C serum do for my skin?Collagen production naturally peaks in your early 20s and then decreases every decade thereafter; that's why it’s essential to add vitamin C to your anti-aging skin care routine. It's a potent antioxidant that can help your body neutralize harmful free radicals and prevent the breakdown of collagen as much as C also inhibits melanin production, which will help even out sun spots and hyperpigmentation for a more even-toned Corey L. Hartman, Founder, Skin Wellness Dermatology“When applied topically, vitamin C reduces damage to our cells by neutralizing free radicals — which are highly reactive — and harmful molecules formed by exposure to environmental stressors think pollution, UV light, etc.,” explains Dr. Corey L. Hartman, a board-certified dermatologist and the founder of Skin Wellness Dermatology in Birmingham, Alabama. Excessive exposure to free radicals can degrade collagen, which can lead to dull, saggy skin, according to the Joshua Zeichner, Director of Clinical and Cosmetic Research in Dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, echoes this, adding that vitamin C is the best-studied antioxidant we have to treat the skin. In addition to the neutralization of free radicals, Zeichner says vitamin C serves two other main functions"Second, it blocks the production of abnormal pigmentation to help lighten dark spots and even skin tone. Third, it is an essential co-factor in the production of healthy collagen," Zeichner to learn more? Use the links below to read more about this potent ingredient, our list of the best vitamin C serums on the market, and how to find the right one for if I have sensitive skin? What to look for How we chose Best under $25 Best under $50 Best face serums Best body lotions Best organic Vitamin C FAQs Meet our expertsCan I use vitamin C serums if I have sensitive skin?The good news Yes, you can use vitamin C serums if you have sensitive skin.“L-ascorbic acid is pure vitamin C, which is the most potent and refined version of vitamin C,” explains Hartman. “Skin care products with higher concentrations of L-ascorbic acid tend to be higher in price and may not be suitable for people with sensitive skin or for someone who has never tried vitamin C before,” he you have sensitive skin, look for skin care products that use magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, a water-soluble and less potent version of vitamin C — meaning it will be less irritating on the skin.“It’s also a good idea to do a patch test if you have sensitive skin or haven’t used vitamin C before,” suggests Hartman. “Put a small drop of your vitamin C serum on the skin on the underside of your wrist. Let it sit there for 24 hours, and if you do not experience any kind of irritation, slowly start to incorporate the product into your skin care routine,” he news Sensitive skin types can use vitamin C. Look for products with magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, a water-soluble and less potent version of vitamin C — meaning it will be less irritating on the Birnbaum / TODAYWhat to look for in a vitamin C serumPercentage. When on the hunt for a great vitamin C serum for your skin, you first want to look at the percentage of the ingredient in the product. “The sweet spot tends to be between 10 to 20 percent —anything below 10 percent won’t be as effective, and anything over 20 percent would be too irritating to the skin,” explains ingredients that pair well. Vitamin C pairs well with other popular skin care ingredients. Hartman recommends looking for vitamin C products with complementary active ingredients to get the most bang for your buck. These include caffeine, vitamin E, ferulic acid and hyaluronic acid. “Vitamin C does not pair well with retinol or AHAs,” explains Dr. Hartman. “Most people will use a vitamin C serum in their morning routine, so leave the retinol and AHAs for your evening skincare routine.”Proper packaging. Pure vitamin C aka L-ascorbic acid is the least stable form of vitamin C and can lose its effectiveness if exposed to light and air. “A dark or tinted bottle is best to reduce light and airless delivery; a pump is ideal,” explains Hartman. “If you choose a vitamin C serum with a dropper delivery system, just make sure you tightly secure the bottle after use each day to prolong its effectiveness.”How we chose the best vitamin C serumsThere are so many vitamin C products on the market, and it’s difficult to discern which are actually effective and which are worth the money. To choose the best vitamin C serums on the market, Shop TODAY referred to two board-certified dermatologists to get their best recommendations for vitamin C serums that they actually recommend to their own our editorial team combed through many vitamin C serums to see which ones had the highest ratings and positive reviews, which ones were or are bestsellers, and which ones we’ve loved from our personal vitamin C serums under $25L'Oréal Revitalift Derm Intensive Vitamin C SerumUsing 10 percent pure vitamin C, this drugstore, derm-approved staple restores radiance to the skin in just one week. The brand also boasts that users can see visible anti-aging benefits at the two-week mark, is a big fan of this product. “L'Oréal Revitalift Derm Intensive Vitamin C Serum is a nice option for first-time vitamin C users,” he explains. “At 10 percent, it will still be effective, but mild enough so that it does not cause irritation.”STAFF REVIEW "I used to use this and it's a great price point, really helps with texture and fades dark spots. It's thick so can actually be used as a moisturizer." — Shannon Garlin, Shop TODAY editorial assistantTruSkin Vitamin C Serum for FaceTruSkin's 20 percent vitamin C serum is a nice budget vitamin C option.“It’s on the higher end in terms of concentration, so I’d recommend using this serum if you know your skin can tolerate a higher concentration,” suggests Hartman. “It also has vitamin E and hyaluronic acid, which will help add moisture to the skin.”FULL REVIEW One Shop TODAY writer tried TruSkin's vitamin C serum for a week. Find out how her skin felt vitamin C serums under $50La Roche-Posay Pure Vitamin C Face SerumReduce the appearance of wrinkles, hyperpigmentation and dull skin with this affordable vitamin C option. For best results, apply it in the morning before your SPF! and at night under your favorite Hartman and Zeichner recommend this classic to their patients likes this serum because it leaves skin protected and radiant without irritation. “It combines a unique triple anti-aging ingredient complex with concentrated 10 percent pure vitamin C, salicylic acid and neurosensine [an active molecule known for soothing and anti-aging properties] for optimal effectiveness, while also being suitable for even the most sensitive skin," he agrees, adding that the formulation gives an exfoliating effect. He adds, “This is a great option, especially if you have oily or acne-prone skin.”Bliss Bright Idea Vitamin C + Tri-Peptide Collagen SerumThis spa-grade serum is packed with a high concentration of vitamin C and tri-peptides, making it a powerhouse anti-aging product. But that’s not all The formula is vegan, cruelty-free and non-comedogenic, likes the Bliss Bright Idea Vitamin C serum because it delivers a stabilized form of vitamin C, along with a peptide. “At the same time, it helps even skin tone and strengthens the skin itself,” he LiftActiv Vitamin C Serum Brightening Skin CorrectorThis affordable serum contains a laundry list of good-for-your-skin ingredients. In addition to skin-brightening vitamin C, it also contains hyaluronic acid and vitamin E to firm and hydrate the Super Glow Vitamin C + Magnesium SerumThe Glossier Super Glow serum is another great option for first-time vitamin C users, according to Hartman. “The vitamin C in this serum is magnesium ascorbic phosphate [MAP], which will be more gentle on the skin, but still be effective in boosting tone and radiance,” he the brand says that the MAP in its formulation is stabilized, so the serum won’t oxidize or degrade after you open the Multi Correxion Revive + Glow 10% Active Vitamin C Serum for FaceThe RoC Multi Correxion Revive + Glow Vitamin C serum is a great option for all skin types, but especially if you are sensitive.“The ultra-gentle formula can be used even by people who are dry or who have previously experienced irritation with other vitamin C formulas,” says vitamin C serums for faceYounique You-ology 7-Day Vitamin C TreatmentHartman loves this serum because it’s a super-charged, lightweight and not-sticky vitamin C treatment that comes with an activating serum, along with freeze-dried booster beads.“The beads contain magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, which is a stabilized form of vitamin C and is great for sensitive skin,” he explains. “The booster beads are activated when mixed with the activating serum, so it keeps it potent longer to deliver brighter, beautiful skin.”Best vitamin C body lotionsSol de Janeiro Bom Dia Bright Body Cream With Vitamin CNot only does this delicious cream smell amazing, but it’s also loaded with AHAs and vitamin C to exfoliate, smooth and visibly brighten the skin. It’s made with a vitamin C ester that slowly delivers free radical protection and a skin-brightening effect over The Body LotionIf you’re sensitive to fragrance, but still want to enjoy the brightening benefits of vitamin C, look no further than the Necessaire The Body Lotion. This formula not only boasts vitamin C and E in its ingredient lineup, but it also contains glycerin, peptides, niacinamide and marula This lotion is formulated with a pH level of to which the brand says helps support the skin's natural pH and barirer organic vitamin C serumsDerma E Vitamin C Concentrated SerumComing in at less than $25, this option will improve the quality of your skin without breaking your bank account. The best part? Hyaluronic acid works in tandem with a stabilized form of vitamin C to give users a firmer, brighter you need more proof of its efficacy beyond the results of a six-week independent study 95 percent of participants reported improved skin brightness, take it from this glowing review from a verified Amazon customer "What I like about this serum is that it does what it claims. It helps hydrate and brighten my face without breaking the bank. It's also sensitive skin friendly. I use this with their vitamin c night cream and always wake up with glowing skin the following day. The serum has a mild citrus scent that is not overpowering either."Mad Hippie Vitamin C SerumThis organic serum uses sodium ascorbyl phosphate, which is a stable form of vitamin C. Plus, this pick features vitamin E and ferulic acid to treat the signs of aging and protect your skin against environmental Ulta reviewer writes, "I've only had this product for about two weeks, and I've seen how crazy fast my scars are clearing up. My skin has been looking so much brighter, and my scars are visibly clearing up and lightening." They add that the formula is non-irritating and goes on smoothly on their about vitamin C serums, answered by expertsCan I use vitamin c serums while pregnant?According to Zeichner, vitamin C can be used across all skin types and is generally considered to be safe during pregnancy. That being said, it’s always a good idea to consult with your doctor or dermatologist before using any skin care products you’re unsure in the day should I use a vitamin C serum?“I typically recommend using a vitamin C serum in the morning,” explains Zeichner. “The morning is a time of protection and prevention of damage. I recommend layering vitamin C underneath your sunscreen every morning,” he vitamin C serums cause acne?Thankfully, vitamin C serums are actually a useful ingredient in treating acne and should not cause breakouts, according to Dr. Zeichner, who adds, “Vitamin C can be used every morning, even if you have acne.”If you are worried about breaking out from a vitamin C serum, try to choose one that has a low percentage of vitamin C in the formula, or look for products with magnesium ascorbyl our expertsDr. Corey L. Hartman, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist and founder and medical director of Skin Wellness Dermatology in Birmingham, Alabama. He also serves as Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at the University of Alabama School of Medicine. Hartman's specialties include dermatologic surgery, injectables, hair restoration and laser Joshua Zeichner, MD, FAAD, is a board-certified dermatologist and Director of Clinical and Cosmetic Research in Dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. He specializes in acne treatments, cosmetic rejuvenation and more.

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Ourhome tester gave the Mad Hippie serum a 4.5 out of 5 rating, noting that the formula was fast-absorbing and boosted radiance without irritation. Ferulic supports the efficacy of vitamin C while and hyaluronic acid, konjac root powder, vitamin E, and chamomile extract deliver hydrating properties.

The best vitamin C serums are like a tall glass of freshly squeezed orange juice for your skin. The potent antioxidant hydrates, addresses hyperpigmentation and evens your complexion, leaving your skin bright and glowy case in point our best overall pick SkinCeuticals’ C E Ferulic, which does just that. “Antioxidants like vitamin C are super important for the skin,” says Dr. Rachel Pritzker, dermatologist at Chicago Cosmetic Surgery and Dermatology. “They eat up free radicals, which are the junk molecules caused by exposure to pollution and UV rays.” Not only do they help protect against environmental stressors and inhibit melanin production pairing them with a good sunscreen helps too, vitamin C serums also work to hydrate just as well as a hyaluronic acid serum and stimulate collagen. Say it with us fewer unsightly spots—more radiance. The best vitamin C serums deliver on complexion-boosting benefits—and are totally worth the hype. Illustration Forbes / Photo Retailers Whether you’ve got dry skin, acne-prone skin, significant hyperpigmentation also read dark spot correctors or another issue you’re most focused on, there’s a version out there that will be the best fit for you. When putting together our list, we considered factors such as price point, effectiveness, ability to cater to different skin types and ease of use. Read on for our expert-approved picks for vitamin C serums. Best Vitamin C Serum Overall SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Best Vitamin C Serum For Acne-Prone Skin LaRoche-Posay Vitamin C Serum Best Affordable Vitamin C Serum The Ordinary Vitamin C Suspension 23% + HA Spheres 2% Best Vitamin C Serum For Combination Skin Sunday Riley CEO 15% Vitamin C Brightening Serum Best Drugstore Vitamin C Serum L’Oreal Revitalift Derm Intensives Vitamin C Serum Best Vitamin C Serum For Hyperpigmentation Revision C+ Correcting Complex 30% Best Vitamin C Serum For Oily Skin Ole Henriksen Banana Bright 15% Vitamin C Serum Best Vitamin C Serum For Sensitive Skin Supergoop Daily Dose Hydra-Ceramide Boost + SPF 40 Best Vitamin C Serum For Darker Skin Tones Hyper Skin Hyper Clear Brightening Clearing Vitamin C Serum Best Vitamin C Serum For Dry Skin Biossance Squalane And Vitamin C Rose Oil Best Vegan Vitamin C Serum TruSkin Vitamin C Serum Editor’s PickDermstoreSkinCeuticals C E FerulicActive ingredients 15% L-ascorbic acid, 1% alpha-tocopherol, ferulic acid Additional benefits Improves appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, brightens complexion, reduces free radical damage Consistency Oil Cruelty-free No“This has been a gold standard in the industry for many years and still is a dermatology favorite,” says Pritzker. “Many companies are doing more research to back up the efficacy of their vitamin C formulations, but this was the first to show us great data.” SkinCeuticals’ version evens pigmentation and fights environmental aging using high concentrations of three dream team antioxidants vitamin C 15% pure L-ascorbic acid, vitamin E 1% alpha tocopherol, and ferulic acid. They work in conjunction to minimizes dark spots, fight future UVA/UVB damage, alleviate inflammation and neutralize free radicals. The result? The word “youthful” will replace “tired” and “blotchy” when describing your report this was a game changer for improving texture and reducing the appearance of dark patches and acne scars. One user raves about the product. “C E Ferulic should be a staple in everyone’s skincare regimen. Seriously, even if you use nothing else besides a cleanser, this stuff truly is the fountain of youth,” she says. “The potency of this antioxidant proprietary blend has been proven over and over again through peer-reviewed research articles published in medical journals. It truly helps with everything.” One thing to note Some say this product has a somewhat stinky you’ll loveCombats photoagingStimulates collagenEvens skin toneKeep in mindUnpleasant smellExpensiveLa Roche-PosayLa Roche-Posay Pure Vitamin C Face Serum Active ingredients 10% vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, salicylic acid Additional benefits Brightens skin, minimizes pores, hydrates and evens skin texture Consistency Serum Cruelty-free NoWake up blah skin, achieve a more youthful-looking glow and target uneven texture with this pure 10% vitamin C serum. It also contains hyaluronic acid and salicylic acid, a known acne fighter that also helps exfoliate and minimize the appearance of pores. Some users don’t love the dropper and say it’s hard to use, and many report that it can sometimes pill under you’ll loveNo sticky feelWorks well on sensitive skinKeep in mindDropper can be messyNot ideal for layering MOST POPULARULTA BeautyThe Ordinary Vitamin C Suspension 23% + HA Spheres 2%Active ingredients L-ascorbic acid, vitamin C, squalane, hyaluronic acid Additional benefits Radiance-boosting, hydrating, smoothing Consistency Cream Cruelty-free YesFounded on the premise that good beauty products should be affordable, The Ordinary’s suspension offers high-impact ingredients at a low cost. With 23% L-ascorbic acid—paired with moisture-boosting hyaluronic acid—this product combats uneven tone, boosts radiance and gives an overall plumping effect. The texture, however, can be divisive. It’s somewhat watery but also has a gritty feel, almost like an exfoliant. The right play here may be to use this one before bed, because when I tried to wear it under makeup, it pilled. Some reviewers say that it tingles when first applied although this didn’t happen to me, so it may not be ideal for sensitive skin. What you’ll loveHigh concentrationLow costKeep in mindTexture may bother some usersNot ideal under makeupSunday RileySunday Riley CEO 15% Vitamin C Brightening SerumActive ingredients Glycolic acid, vitamin C Additional benefits Fights signs of aging, minimizes redness, supports natural skin turnover Consistency Cream Cruelty-free YesIf your skin feels dull after a long winter, you’re not alone. This popular serum—which glides on like a light moisturizer—brightens skin, targets dark spots and reduces the appearance of fine lines. Its star ingredient is oil-soluble tetrahexyldecyl THD ascorbate, a type of vitamin C that absorbs quickly. Other standouts in this cruelty-free formulation Phytosterols reduce signs of skin sensitivity—such as redness—and make skin supple, and saccharide isomerate acts as a pore minimizer. Think of this as an IRL smartphone filter it evens tone, smooths skin and boosts radiance. Unlike some funky vitamin C serums, this one has a subtle, refreshing citrusy scent that users, including myself, love. “I have very sensitive, acne prone skin that is super difficult to treat because most products cause a reaction on my face—and I love this,” says one reviewer. “I love the texture; it’s super hydrating and the glow is real. The smell is so pleasant; it smells like an orange dreamsicle, but it’s very light and doesn’t linger. Absolutely zero burn, sting, tingles or anything.” Some reviewers feel that while this serum brightened their skin immediately, it took time to see additional you’ll loveNo greasy residueCruelty-freeKeep in mindTakes time to see resultsAmazonL'Oréal Revitalift Derm Intensives Vitamin C SerumActive ingredients Hyaluronic acid, retinol, vitamin C Additional benefits Hydrating, wrinkle reducing Consistency Gel Cruelty-free NoThis formulation features 10% pure vitamin C in conjunction with hydrating hyaluronic acid. Together, they work to reduce wrinkles, even skin tone and make dark spots and pores less noticeable. While some serums leave behind a greasy feel, I am a fan of this one’s powdery finish, which is similar to that of a primer. The lower concentration compared to some competitors’ is sort of a catch-22 It’s less potent than others with higher concentrations of vitamin C, but at the same time it may be better tolerated by new users or those with sensitive skin. One user says, “I have seen amazing results Fine lines disappear and dark spots and pores are clearer and much smaller. Just an overall transformation.” Fans also love that it does well underneath other skin products, including moisturizers, SPF and makeup, and it doesn’t have a smelly odor. What you’ll loveLow costTypically well-toleratedKeep in mindLower concentration of vitamin CDermstoreRevision Skincare C+ Correcting Complex 30%Active ingredients 30% THD ascorbic acid, vitamin C, vitamin E Additional benefits Protects against blue light and urban dust, supports skin’s microbiome, brightens and evens skin tone, improves fine lines Consistency Cream Cruelty-free Yes“This is one of my very favorite serums, and it’s a cult favorite,” says Pritzker. “It has 30% THD ascorbic acid which is not only some of the highest percentage on the market, but it’s extremely stable. The airless pump ensures that the vitamin C will not oxidize. It protects against blue light and urban dust and supports the skin’s microbiome.” Revision’s seemingly tireless serum brightens and evens skin tone, improves fine lines, helps correct damage and acts as armor to defend against future free-radical damage. Another plus it’s a lightweight cream formula, which works well for all skin types, says you’ll loveHigh concentration of vitamin CLightweight feelKeep in mindExpensiveCruelty-FreeSephoraOle Henriksen Banana Bright 15% Vitamin C SerumActive ingredients 15% vitamin C, 5% PHAs, hyaluronic acid Additional benefits Brightens skim, smooths texture, improves firmness and elasticity Consistency Serum Cruelty-free YesMany vitamin C serums require some time before you can see results, but this vegan and cruelty-free serum promises brighter, bouncier skin in just one week. It contains a core trifecta of hardworking ingredients 15% vitamin C to improve elasticity and reduce the look of dark spots, pores and wrinkles; 5% PHAs polyhydroxy acids to exfoliate and even skin tone; and hyaluronic acid to hydrate and plump skin. And something else that’s fun This serum boasts “banana powder-inspired pigments” that promise to instantly illuminate and color correct. So basically, it’s equal parts glowy concealer and a time machine for your skin. Reviewers love the smell, say it absorbs quickly and like that it wears well underneath other products. However, some report that it leaves behind a tacky you’ll lovePromises results in as early as one weekMulti-tasking formula also color correctsTargets hyperpigmentation and elasticityKeep in mindCan feel stickySephoraSupergoop Daily Dose Hydra-Ceramide Boost + SPF 40Active ingredients 10% vitamin C, 2% kakadu plum extract, 2% niacinamide Additional benefits UV protection, radiance-boosting, tone-evening, hydrating Consistency Serum Cruelty-free YesThis SPF-meets-serum formulation is, as the name suggests, a combination of powerhouse SPF and toning vitamin C. This two-in-one product works double duty, saving you your beauty budget, time and valuable counter space. Non-comedogenic thanks to a slew of natural ingredients like ceramides for moisture, squalene for immediate hydration, hyaluronic acid for long-term hydration and kakadu plum combats acne scars and brightens skin, this protective serum is also gentle enough for daily use even on sensitive skin you’ll loveBuilt-in UV protectionBoosts radianceCombats acne scarsKeep in mindChemical SPFMatte finishRevolveHyper Skin Hyper Clear Brightening Clearing Vitamin C Serum Active ingredients Vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, kojic acid Additional benefits Lightens dark spots, combats dullness, smooths texture Consistency Serum Cruelty-free YesBlack-owned brand Hyper Skin’s Hyper Clear Serum is a vitamin C formula that caters to all skin types and tones, including melanated skin. Fruit enzymes and kojic acid tackle hyperpigmentation, while 15% vitamin C and vitamin E work together to brighten skin, target fine lines and smooth rough texture. Finally, anti-inflammatory turmeric and salicylic acid less than 1% work to heal and prevent future you’ll loveHeals and prevents future breakoutsNon-stickyWorks on all skin tonesKeep in mindA little goes a long waySephoraBiossance Squalane + Vitamin C Rose OilActive ingredients Vitamin C, sugarcane-derived squalane Additional benefits Hydrates and makes skin glow, improves loss of firmness and elasticity Consistency Oil Cruelty-free YesThis is an oil, not a serum, but we felt it worth mentioning. From clean beauty brand Biossance, this product features THD ascorbate, the oil-soluble, stable form of vitamin C that is typically easier to tolerate than straight L-ascorbic acid. Its other star ingredients are sugarcane-derived squalane and chios crystal oil, which work to lock in moisture and increase skin firmness. One issue with many oils and serums is that they leave behind a greasy residue, but this hydrator seems to absorb in just a few minutes. Still, bear in mind, less is more—you only need a few drops to improve skin radiance. Unlike some other vitamin C products, this one has a nice, light rose smell, and it works well under makeup without pilling. Reviewers report that it fades acnes scars and spots and visibly brightens dull skin, leaving you with a youthful you’ll loveLayers well under makeupUnlikely to cause irritationOil-based for added moistureKeep in mindSome find it too greasy Cruelty-FreeAmazonTruSkin Vitamin C SerumActive ingredients Vitamin C, vitamin E, sodium ascorbyl phosphate Additional benefits Radiance-boosting, texture smoothing Consistency Oil Cruelty-free YesResurrect your complexion with this high-performance blend—featuring vitamin C sodium ascorbyl phosphate, a water-soluble form, vitamin E, hyaluronic acid, and anti-inflammatory MSM methylsulfonylmethane. It promises to brighten, reduce hyperpigmentation and promote elasticity to revitalize tired-looking skin. In particular, its five-star reviewers there are more than 65,000 of them rave about its ability to reduce dark spots and redness, decrease breakouts and minimize pore size. One fan of the product says, “Since adding this vitamin C serum to my morning and evening skincare routine, I have noticed that my complexion appears clearer and brighter. Discolorations from the sun on my forehead have faded almost completely after four weeks.”You just need three to five drops of this serum applied after cleansing, and it works well with or without makeup. Another standout feature for TruSkin reviewers say this company’s customer service is you’ll loveAffordableReduces dark spotsWorks well under makeupKeep in mindSome say it can cause dryness Why Trust Forbes Vetted As seasoned beauty reporters and skincare devotees ourselves, the Forbes Vetted team members who assembled, edited and continue to update this roundup know what it takes to find the best vitamin C serums for various skin types. Senior beauty editor Jane Sung has more than a decade of experience covering the beauty industry and conducting product testing and extensive research. We also enlisted the help of a dermatologist, Dr. Rachel Prizker for her take on key formulations, ingredients and the most important things to consider in this category. Having produced a variety of stories focused on skincare ingredients and topics, we also tapped into our deep market knowledge to highlight products and brands that offer innovative, effective formulas. How We Chose The Best Vitamin C Serums Of 2022 We’ve done extensive research, getting staffer recommendations and sifting through reputable and expert-approved brands. We dug into key ingredients of our top picks to ensure the inclusion of formulas that cater to a variety of skin types and preferences. We’ve also tested many of these vitamin C serums ourselves, noting details for users to keep in mind, from fragrance to texture. This article is routinely updated so that availability, prices and reviewer ratings stay relevant and up to date. We also re-evaluate our product picks to ensure that they’re still some of the best choices in their categories. This story was last updated in February 2023. How To Choose A Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C is one of those antioxidants that’s especially compelling because it has so much potential to deliver complexion-enhancing results. There are many factors to consider when looking for the best vitamin C serum. “Choosing the right one can be tricky,” says Pritzker. “Beyond the efficacy of the [ingredient], it’s important to find a formula that works with your skin.” Clinical Data “There are many factors that go into formulating an effective vitamin C because it can be hard to stabilize,” says Pritzker. “These factors include pH, concentration and other ingredients. It’s important to make sure that the manufacturer has clinical data to back up its claims.” Ingredients Not all of them are created equal. Certain formulations offer higher concentrations, or they’re coupled with other star ingredients that give major benefits. Companies use various forms of vitamin C in their formulations, and the two most common are L-ascorbic acid and THD ascorbate. L-ascorbic acid is 100% pure vitamin C. It’s water-soluble, well-researched and effective, but extremely unstable. It begins to oxidize and change color over time and can be irritating to some people’s skin. Tetrahexyldecyl THD ascorbate is stable and fat soluble, so it can be used in oil-based products. It tends to be well tolerated and permeates the skin easily. Separately, vitamin E and ferulic acid are ideal antioxidants to be paired with vitamin C, according to Pritzker. Hyaluronic acid and squalane can also be vehicles within various vitamin C serums as well. Formulation “Vitamin C products have different vehicles that may or may not agree with your skin. There are creams, serums, oils, and depending on these factors some skin types react differently than others,” says Pritzker. Serums, for their part, are typically characterized by highly concentrated ingredients that penetrate deep within the skin. Packaging Because vitamin C is often an unstable ingredient and can start to oxidize in the presence of light, heat and air, it’s a good idea to seek out serums with dark, opaque packaging. If the formula itself has turned brown, it has lost its potency. Which Brand Of Vitamin C Serum Is Best? When it comes to skincare, choosing a formula largely depends on your skin type, goals and budget. Luckily, the vitamin C serum category runs the gamut in ingredient concentration, price point and consistency. Identifying the right concentration for your skin type will determine how effective your serum will be, and starting slow could help ease your skin into this new regimen. Consider starting with a lower dose of 10% before increasing to 15% or 20%. Additionally, if you have normal or oily skin, consider using L-ascorbic acid, the most potent form of vitamin C—found in our best overall pick, SkinCeuticals’ C E Ferulic. However, if your skin is dry or sensitive, opt for magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, a water-soluble vitamin C, which can be less irritating. Do Dermatologists Recommend Vitamin C Serum? The results for vitamin C speak for themselves. “From clinical data as well as anecdotal evidence, we know that it works,” says Pritzker. “You can start to appreciate the results of a topical vitamin C in as little as a month.” If your skin is dull or lackluster, vitamin C is the gold standard of brightening ingredients because of its ability to inhibit the production of pigmentation, even skin tone and fade dark spots. When applied topically, the potent antioxidant neutralizes free radical damage and protects the skin against UV light and other environmental aggressors. And while it’s best known for brightening, it also promotes the synthesis of collagen, the protein that builds your skin structure. This makes vitamin C instrumental in firming and preventing the loss of elasticity, as well as the healing of acne wounds. What’s The Best Way To Use Vitamin C In Your Skincare Routine? Experts recommend using it as a first step. “As with most actives, I recommend using a vitamin C after cleansing but before non-active topicals,” says Pritzker. “So you should use it before you moisturize and always before SPF, which you should be using every day. We typically recommend using it in the morning.” It can also be used daily, “as long as it is tolerated well and not irritating the skin or causing an adverse reaction,” says Pritzker. However, if you’re new to the vitamin C serum scene, it may be best to start at a lower concentration or apply it less frequently because it can cause irritation. “You should not use vitamin C on compromised skin,” she says. You also need to be cautious using it with other actives, such as retinol. For even more great deals on skincare products, check out Forbes Coupons. You can find big discounts from retailers like Sephora, Ulta and Skinceuticals. .

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