Suspension face cream, a liquid containing an insoluble solid, 23% Vitamin C, and 2% Hyaluronic Acid spheres

Brand: The Ordinary Skin type: All types Product benefits: Brightening, evening skin tone Scent: Aloe Vera Product form: Powder Active ingredients: Vitamin C Skin tone: All shades Recommended uses for the product: Provides vitamin C Item size: 1 fluid ounce About this product Brightens and evens skin tone: Helps 23% Vitamin C + 2% Hyaluronic Acid spheres significantly reduce signs of aging by brightening and evening uneven skin tone. Pure Ascorbic Acid L: This water-free formulation contains 23% of pure Ascorbic Acid L, which remains stable and effective in reducing dullness and supporting antioxidant defense. Hyaluronic Acid spheres: Rich in 2% of hyaluronic acid spheres for extra hydration, leaving the skin soft and moisturized. Product form: The slightly grainy texture of the formulation is due to vitamin C powder. It can be diluted in a cream for a gentler application on the skin. Usage instructions: Apply a small amount to the face in the evening. Use sunscreen during the day. Avoid the eye area. Test for sensitivity before use. Important information Safety information For external use only. Avoid the eye area and contact with eyes. Do not use on sensitive, peeling, or damaged skin. The product contact with skin should be limited or carefully monitored. If irritation occurs, rinse. Stop use and consult a doctor. Use only as directed on healthy skin. It is recommended to perform a sensitivity test before use. Keep out of reach of children. Indications Apply a small amount to the face once daily, preferably in the evening. Avoid the eye area and contact with eyes. Use sunscreen during the day. A tingling sensation may be expected; if the sensation is very strong, mix the formulation with other oils of your choice before each application to reduce the intensity. If irritation occurs, rinse, stop use, and consult a doctor. Use only as directed on healthy skin. It is recommended to perform a sensitivity test before use. Keep out of reach of children. Ingredients Ascorbic Acid, Squalane, Isododecyl Neopentanoate, Isononyl Isononanoate, Coconut Alkanes, Ethylene/Propylene/Stylene Copolymer, Ethyl Hexyl Palmitate, Dimethyl Silica, Sodium Hyaluronate, Glucomannan, Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Butylene/Ethylene/Stylene Copolymer, Acrylates/Ethylhexyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Trihydroxy Stearin. Product description Uses a derivative of 23% vitamin C in hyaluronic acid spheres, in direct vitamin C and hyaluronic acid to help significantly reduce signs of aging by brightening and evening uneven skin tone. This water-free formula provides 23% of pure Ascorbic Acid L, which remains completely stable due to the absence of water. Moreover, this water-free formulation supports extra hydration with hyaluronic acid spheres. Note: The slightly grainy texture of this product is due to vitamin C powder suspended in an oil-like base, so each application requires a few seconds for the skin to absorb it. If desired, this formulation can be diluted in a creamy base for each application to allow the skin to adapt over time. From the manufacturer For those who say it has an oily or rough texture, I say it’s the best. It’s a powerful vitamin C product at a great price. Thanks to The Ordinary for offering skincare products with affordable ingredients at unbelievable prices. I use it first thing in the morning, then do other things before applying makeup. I don’t use a primer, just the eyes, cheeks, and lips. If you do, use it as a nighttime serum, or pat the excess after it settles into the skin. I don’t understand why women spend hundreds of dollars on formulations with the same simple ingredients. My routine: The Ordinary vitamin C in the morning, The Ordinary copper peptide and retinol A at night. I don’t understand why people fall into the trap of high prices. A dermatologist will give you a prescription for retinol A, then use GoodRx for about $40 because a tube lasts 4 months. My retinol A and The Ordinary routine give me the same results as those very expensive brands. So, if a vitamin C formulation is slightly oily, I can handle that with this high efficacy and low price.