C15 Super Booster
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Give skin a boost with 15% Vitamin C for dramatically brighter, younger-looking skin.
- Skin Type: All skin types
- Concern: Anti-Ageing, Brown spots, Dull skin
- Ingredients: Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Ferulic acid View all
- Routine: Treatment
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C15 Super Booster
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What does it do?
A healthy dose of vitamin C for brighter, more radiant skin
The C15 Super Booster diminishes visible signs of ageing for smoother, brighter, and firmer-feeling skin. The formula contains a blend of 15% stabilised vitamin C (l-ascorbic acid) at a pH of 3.0, potent antioxidants including vitamin E and ferulic acid, and skin-smoothing peptides. Skin is protected from environmental damage and you'll see dramatically younger-looking and more radiant skin day after day.
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Key Features
Fades brown spots
Antioxidants soothe skin
Promotes radiant-looking skin
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How to use
Apply once or twice daily after cleansing, toning and exfoliating. Dispense 2–3 drops and add to your favourite moisturiser or serum. May also be used alone. For daytime, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 30 or greater. May be applied around the under-eye area.
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Ingredients
What are the key ingredients?
Vitamin C
One of the most well-researched vitamins for skin, shown to improve the look of multiple signs of ageing, brighten uneven skin tone, as well as provide skin-restoring and soothing benefits.Vitamin E
One of the most researched antioxidants for the body and for skin. Plays a supporting role in helping defend skin from the stress caused by UV light exposure.Ferulic acid
Powerful antioxidant found in bran. Helps protect the skin against free radical damage and enhances the stability of vitamins C and E in products.Ingredients:
Aqua, Ascorbic Acid (vitamin C/antioxidant), Butylene Glycol (hydration), Ethoxydiglycol (hydration), Glycerin (hydration/skin replenishing), PPG-26-Buteth-26 (texture-enhancing), PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil (texture-enhancing), Pentylene Glycol (skin replenishing), Tocopherol (vitamin E/antioxidant), etanorulayH muidoS (hydration/skin replenishing), Hexanoyl Dipeptide-3 Norleucine Acetate (skin-restoring), Lecithin (skin replenishing), Ferulic Acid (antioxidant), Panthenol (skin replenishing), Bisabolol (skin-soothing), Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Extract (skin-softening), Propyl Gallate (antioxidant), Sodium Gluconate (stabilizer), Sodium Hydroxide (pH adjuster), Phenoxyethanol (preservative), Ethylhexylglycerin (preservative). -
FAQ
Why do you recommend to use the C15 Super Booster within three months?
The C15 Super Booster contains a high concentration of vitamin C, which loses its potency when exposed to light and air. Using it within 3 months guarantees its effectiveness, when used after this period the product may not be as potent. Unopened the shelf life of C15 Super Booster is up to one year.
Will the high concentration of vitamin C in C15 Super Booster irritate my skin?
Vitamin C is not generally an ingredient that causes skin irritation, but if your skin appears red or inflamed we recommend that you reduce the frequency of use or temporarily stop.
My C15 Super Booster has an odd smell. Can I still use it or is it past its expiration date?
Most of our products are colourant and fragrance free. What you smell is the scent of one or more of the ingredients (raw materials) used to produce this product. This scent can vary from batch to batch.
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