


Vitamin C + 1% HA Skin Serum
Azadi SaleVitamin C that survives a Pakistani summer. Most vitamin C serums use L-ascorbic acid, which oxidises in heat and light. That is why bottles turn orange, then brown, and stop doing anything weeks before you finish them. This one uses Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, a stable derivative, and it sits first in the ingredient list.
Three actives, one step. Vitamin C brightens and evens tone. Niacinamide, second in the formula, works on dark spots and helps keep oil in check. Hyaluronic Acid at 1% holds hydration, so brightening does not come at the cost of dryness. Most routines need three separate products to do this.
Light, watery and fast-absorbing. No sticky film and no pilling under sunscreen. Worn in the morning, its antioxidant protection works alongside your SPF through the day. It supports sunscreen, it does not replace it.
Non-comedogenic and suitable for all skin types including oily and acne-prone. 30ml.
Using vitamin C for pigmentation or melasma? See where it fits in a full routine: Melasma in Pakistan: Chaiyan Ka Ilaj That Actually Works.
Wondering whether vitamin C or azelaic acid should come first? Read the honest comparison: Azelaic Acid vs Vitamin C: Which Is Better for Pigmentation on Pakistani Skin?
Frequently Asked Questions
How much Vitamin C does this serum contain?
Is it non-comedogenic?
Does it help brighten the skin?
Can I use it on acne prone or sensitive skin?
Should I use it in the morning or at night?
Do I still need sunscreen if I use Vitamin C?
Can I use it with niacinamide or hyaluronic acid?
Can I use it with my azelaic acid serum?
Does it hydrate the skin?
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