Pure Vitamin C E Ferulic Ampoule
Pure Vitamin C E Ferulic Ampoule
0.74 fl.oz / 22ml
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- 🍋 15% Pure Vitamin C Brightening Treatment:
- Formulated with 15% pure L-Ascorbic Acid to visibly improve dullness, uneven tone, freckles, blemishes, and rough skin texture for a brighter, more radiant complexion.
- 📊 Clinically Proven Dark Spot Improvement:
- Demonstrated a 4.15% reduction in freckles and blemishes after 2 weeks, with 80% of users reporting brighter, clearer, and more radiant-looking skin.
- 🧬 Vitamin C + Vitamin E + Ferulic Acid Synergy:
- Combines 15% Vitamin C, 0.1% Tocopherol (Vitamin E), and 1% Ferulic Acid to enhance antioxidant protection, improve formulation stability, and support brighter, healthier-looking skin.
- ⚡ Optimized pH 3.3 Formula:
- Developed at pH 3.3 to maximize Vitamin C absorption while maintaining daily usability, based on research showing optimal absorption occurs below pH 3.5.
- ✨ Whitening Functional Ingredient:
- Contains Ethyl Ascorbyl Ether, a Ministry of Food and Drug Safety recognized brightening ingredient, for additional skin tone and pigmentation care.
- 🛡️ Powerful Antioxidant Protection:
- Clinically tested to deliver strong free-radical scavenging activity, helping protect skin from oxidative stress and environmental damage.
- 💛 Light Yellow Fragrance-Free Formula:
- Features a light yellow ampoule texture with a non-sticky finish. Free from added fragrance and essential oils; any scent comes naturally from the raw materials themselves.
- ❄️ Freshness-Preserved Vitamin C Care:
- Recommended for refrigerated storage before and after opening. Designed to be used within 2 months after opening to maintain maximum potency and freshness.
- 🌿 Low-Irritation Daily Brightening:
- Completed skin irritation testing with a 0.00 irritation score and classified as non-irritating despite its high-strength Vitamin C concentration.
- 💧 Smooth Non-Sticky Finish:
- Lightweight ampoule spreads evenly, absorbs comfortably without tackiness, and leaves skin feeling smooth, hydrated, and refreshed.
Why We Classified It As High-Content Vitamin C
This is a laboratory-strength, hyper-focused antioxidant treatment built on the gold-standard CE Ferulic blueprint. Unlike botanical formulas that hide trace vitamins under plant extracts, this serum puts raw, unadulterated 15% Ascorbic Acid directly at the core of the bottle.
Stabilized by 1% Ferulic Acid and Tocopherol (Vitamin E), it operates at a highly acidic, optimized pH of 3.3. It is engineered strictly for high-velocity cellular performance, trading sensory fluff and perfumes for raw molecular potency.
Key Signals
- 15% Pure L-Ascorbic Acid
- Positioned at the top of the deck to aggressively target oxidative stress, visible discoloration, dullness, and stubborn pigmentation concerns that weaker brightening formulas often fail to move.
- Ethoxydiglycol Penetration Vector
- Sits high in the formula as a delivery accelerator, helping the Pure Vitamin C system hit harder instead of sitting on the surface as label decoration.
- 1% Ferulic Acid + Vitamin E Shield
- Placed directly behind the pure acid to reinforce the formula’s antioxidant firepower and structural stability.
- Ethyl Ascorbyl Ether
- Adds a secondary Vitamin C layer behind the raw Ascorbic Acid core, giving the formula more brightening depth than a single-note Vitamin C serum.
- Zero-Fluff Minimalist Base
- Formulated without fragrance, essential oils, or decorative botanical padding. This is a clinical active formula, not a perfume serum with a Vitamin C story.
Who Should Buy It
- You Want Aggressive, Corrective Results
- If you are dealing with advanced sun damage, deep-set brown spots, stubborn melasma-looking discoloration, post-acne marks, or structural dullness, this is the kind of Vitamin C profile built to fight back.
- You Want Raw Ingredient Integrity
- You want a minimalist, clinical formulation that puts its active percentages on the table instead of hiding behind marketing complexes, fruit-water storytelling, or cosmetic elegance.
- You Prioritize Long-Term Skin Density
- You are not just chasing quick glow. You want a stronger antioxidant treatment that supports a firmer, brighter, more resilient-looking skin profile over time.
- You Are Already Seasoned With Active Ingredients
- Your skin already knows acids, retinoids, or stronger corrective products. You are not looking for a beginner serum. You are looking for the serious bottle.
Who Should Skip It
- You Have A Broken Or Highly Sensitive Barrier
- If you are dealing with active eczema, rosacea-prone flares, open inflammatory acne, peeling, stinging, or barrier damage, a pH 3.3 pure acid serum is likely to feel punishing, not productive.
- You Are A Low-Maintenance User
- This is a high-maintenance molecule. If you are not willing to store the bottle carefully, watch oxidation, and finish it before the formula turns dark orange, pass on it.
- You Hate Raw Clinical Scents
- Because it is fragrance-free and packed with Ferulic Acid, it can carry the natural smoky, medicinal aroma of its raw active materials.
- You Want A Soft Daily Glow Serum
- This is not the Vitamin C category for people who want a comfortable, pretty, easy serum. This is a correction-first formula with sharp edges.
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- Keep in mind
- Low pH does not automatically mean a product is gentler or better for your skin.
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- Useful when
- You are prone to clogged pores, blackheads, breakouts, or congestion and want an extra screening factor when choosing skincare.
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- Useful when
- Your skin is sensitive, reactive, or barrier-damaged, or you want to avoid stronger actives.
- Keep in mind
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- Keep in mind
- Fatty alcohols such as cetyl alcohol, cetearyl alcohol, and stearyl alcohol are not included in this screening because they are commonly used as emollients, thickeners, and texture-supporting ingredients.
View Ingredient Signals Guide →- What it means
- BKS scans the full ingredient list and translates qualifying ingredients into practical signals such as Barrier Repair, Oil Control, Humectant, Brightening, and Soothing.
- Useful when
- You want to quickly see what two formulas have in common and what each product offers that the other does not.
- How to read it
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- Shared: appears in both products.
- Current Product Only: appears only in the product you are viewing.
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- Keep in mind
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- Useful when
- You are prone to clogged pores, blackheads, breakouts, or congestion and want an extra screening factor when choosing skincare.
- Keep in mind
- Non-comedogenic does not guarantee that a product will never clog pores or cause breakouts for everyone.
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- BKS found no added fragrance, listed fragrance compounds, or essential oils included in its fragrance screening criteria.
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- Your skin is sensitive or easily irritated, or you simply prefer to avoid fragrance and essential oils in your skincare.
- Keep in mind
- Fragrance-Free does not mean odor-free. The ingredients themselves can still give the product a natural scent.
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- Useful when
- Your skin is sensitive, reactive, or barrier-damaged, or you want to avoid stronger actives.
- Keep in mind
- Irritation-Free does not mean irritation is impossible.
✓ Yes✓ Yes- What it means
- BKS found no ethanol, denatured alcohol, isopropyl alcohol, or SD alcohol included in its alcohol screening criteria.
- Useful when
- Your skin is dry, dehydrated, sensitive, or easily irritated, and you prefer to avoid these types of alcohol.
- Keep in mind
- Fatty alcohols such as cetyl alcohol, cetearyl alcohol, and stearyl alcohol are not included in this screening because they are commonly used as emollients, thickeners, and texture-supporting ingredients.
View Ingredient Signals Guide →- What it means
- BKS scans the full ingredient list and translates qualifying ingredients into practical signals such as Barrier Repair, Oil Control, Humectant, Brightening, and Soothing.
- Useful when
- You want to quickly see what two formulas have in common and what each product offers that the other does not.
- How to read it
-
- Shared: appears in both products.
- Current Product Only: appears only in the product you are viewing.
- Similar Product Only: appears only in the product you are comparing it with.
SharedCurrent Product OnlyNoneSimilar Product OnlyLearn more →- Ingredient Signal
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