Face Serum | Vitamin C 20% & Aha Pro | 14 ml

Vitamin C plays a potent role in skincare. While it can be amazingly transformative for skin health, it needs to be used in measured doses to first understand how your skin responds to it. However, if you are already a seasoned user of a mild Vitamin C serum and are looking to up your ‘Vit C’ game, you should consider the Green And Beige Face Solutions Vitamin C Pro with 20 per cent Vitamin C to take you through a fabulous makeover.

Apart from all that goes into it, what makes this face serum so exceptional is how it treats your skin while it’s working on it. No jarring changes—just gradual improvements that go deeper to brighten your skin and last longer.

To start with, it contains 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid, the most stable form of Vitamin C. This fight against oxidative stress brought on by UV rays and environmental pollution, and thus keeps a wide array of ageing concerns at bay: hyperpigmentation, dark spots, wrinkles, and photo ageing.

Despite a generous hand of hydration actives (sodium hyaluronate and saccharide isomerate) and humectants (aloe leaf juice), this serum has a feather light formula that makes it a perfect choice for oily, acne-prone skin as well as ageing skin—especially because it’s boosted with alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) sourced from pulp extracts of yellow mombin, banana, and mango. These ultra-gentle exfoliating fruit-based AHAs help buff away the layers of dead cells and sebum that cause blackheads, and also stimulate cell renewal. What’s more, the extracts of red bell pepper also guard you against potential cellular damage caused by blue light emitted by your digital devices and the sun.

The Green And Beige Face Solutions Vitamin C Pro brightens your skin from deep within—with no tall claims of permanent youth. It will keep your skin nourished and radiant through the years. That’s what makes it a friend for keeps.

• Skin plumping
  Dark spot reduction
  Deep hydrate
  Antioxidant
  Antipollution shield
  Blue light protection
  Prebiotic skin microbiome