SkinCeuticals
$185.00 · Serum
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, while ferulic acid enhances the antioxidant benefits of phloretin and vitamin C. Key
Ideal for normal, oily, and combination skin types Provides advanced environmental protection by neutralizing damaging free radicals Improves the appearance of discoloration and overall skin tone Once absorbed, this vitamin C serum remains effective for a minimum of 72 hours Paraben, fragrance, and dye-free
SkinCeuticals' Phloretin CF provides powerful antioxidant protection to normal, oily and combination skin types. Designed for daytime use, this antioxidant serum neutralizes free radicals to prevent signs of accelerated skin aging. The blend of phloretin, pure vitamin C and Ferulic acid improve the appearance of discoloration, fine lines and uneven skin tone. Phloretin neutralizes damaging free radicals, improves cell turnover and lightens signs of discoloration. L-ascorbic acid protects your skin from oxidative stress while providing visible anti-aging
Apply once a day in the morning after cleansing. Place 4-5 drops in palm of hand and apply all over your face prior to your subsequent skin care products.
Key actives
Aqua/water/eau, dipropylene glycol, alcohol denat., ascorbic acid, butylene glycol, triethyl citrate, phloretin, ferulic acid. For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.
28 studies on 5of this product’s ingredients. These study the ingredient, not this product.
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2023 · systematic-review
Systematic review of topical vitamin C for melasma and photoaging: concludes topical ascorbic acid improves photoaging signs (fine lines, roughness, pigmentation) and contributes to melasma lightening, supporting its use as an antioxidant/depigmenting agent, while formulation instability/oxidation and study heterogeneity limit firm conclusions.
Experimental Dermatology, 2003 · n=20 · rct
Double-blind, vehicle-controlled, 6-month trial: 5% vitamin C cream significantly improved clinical photoaging score; punch biopsies confirmed increased type I and type III collagen mRNA and protein, plus decreased MMP-1; one of the few biopsy-proven vitamin C studies
Dermatologic Surgery, 2002 · n=10 · rct
Split-face design (n=10): 10% vitamin C serum significantly improved fine wrinkling and tactile roughness versus vehicle; 3-mm punch biopsies showed increased Grenz zone collagen with Masson trichrome staining on the treated side
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