VITAMIN C | Brightening, antioxidants and radiant skin

Vitamin C creates a powerful antioxidant shield on the epidermal surface and penetrates into deeper layers to support natural collagen structure. As a result, the skin regains elasticity and its texture becomes silky smooth. It also helps brighten hyperpigmentation, evens out skin tone, seals in hydration, and generates the coveted luminous 'glass skin' finish.

Dull, energy-deprived, and lusterless skin is a signal that your complexion needs support. Daily life in urban environments, exposure to oxidative stress, and air pollution cause natural vitality to fade, leaving the face looking exhausted.

In addition to vitamin C, these cosmetics feature astaxanthin and ferulic acid (as a potent antioxidant duo alongside vitamin E), orange and Orpheus flower stem cells, the unique Renaissance HPS3® complex powered by a triple dose of hyaluronic acid, melittin and Aptamer DNA technology (for the neck area), as well as gluconolactone and tamarind gum.

Vitamin C-based cosmetics are exceptionally versatile and cater to virtually every skin type's needs. They are ideal for tired skin with uneven texture, individuals working in air-conditioned environments, those living in urban settings, or anyone exposed to blue light emission. They also support mature, dry, and dehydrated skin, while highly stable forms of vitamin C make them safe for redness-prone complexions.

The recommended ritual begins with thorough skin cleansing, followed by applying illuminating ampoules by gently massaging them into the face, neck, and décolletage. Once the essence absorbs, apply a highly concentrated serum, and finish with an antioxidant-rich day cream. Additionally, applying hydrogel masks for the face and neck once or twice a week is recommended.

Yes, these cosmetics utilize stable forms of vitamin C that do not undergo rapid oxidation. Consequently, they can be safely used even during summer months, delivering essential antioxidant protection to skin cells without the risk of photosensitization.