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If you feel confident making your own Vitamin C serum, which can be as gentle or as strong as you wish and without the worry of oxidation choose 100% L Ascorbic Powder.
Hylamide SubQ contains Nonapeptide-3 Retina-Complex, which is an alternative to retinol (a retinoid). This will help with fine lines, wrinkles, dullness, skin texture, and skin tone. Copper Lysinate/Prolinate is included in the formula to boost collagen and elastin production. The Ordinary’s product range has expanded to over 50 products and now includes color cosmetics ( foundations, primers, and a concealer) and a multi-peptide hair serum in addition to their skincare offerings. You want your product to be strong and effective, you’re a seasoned vet, you tried 23% and didn’t like it, you like the feel of silicone products, you don’t have sensitive skin- then choose Vitamin C 30% in Silicone. Here is a review study which explains how these amazing benefits come about. Studies have found that Vitamin C is up to 8 times more stable and effective when paired with other antioxidants like Reservatol, Ferulic Acid and vitamin E. Why Is Vitamin C So Problematic
How to use the Hylamide Booster C25 Serum
It’s not an acne causing ingredient but it can be irritating, which is difficult for all skin types. I have been put off all together by occasions when I have overdone things and ended up with vitamin C induced red face. I actually have such a red face as I’m typing, I’ve been trying out all the products and it stings!
This will only expand Deciem’s reach as they’ve sold more than one product every second over the past year. Ethoxydiglycol solv| h| perf 0 0, Ethyl Ascorbic Acid aox| sb, Hydroxyphenoxy Propionic Acid sb, Phenylethyl Resorcinol aox| sb Hylamide does a range of boosters to go with its core skincare items. C25 Booster is meant to be used with other products. Any dermatologist will tell you, to get good results from skincare you will need to use several ingredients in good concentration.
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I do think dry skins could really enjoy this OR if you want to use this, I would suggest putting only a little bit, to thin out that oily texture.
The effects are more significant if you use it twice a day, of course. But I sometimes use other types of serums in the evening so I didn’t want to mix them around too much. Besides, I’d also read that Vitamin C can actually boost your skin’s protection against the sun, so it works WITH sunscreen to make it more effective and protect your skin better. Another feather in its cap! You have sensitive skin, you prefer water serums, you want something that will slot easily into your routine without the risk of irritation- then choose AscorbicGlucoside 12%.Ingredients-Coconut Alkanes, Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, Ethyl Linoleate, Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Solanum Lycopersicum (Tomato) Fruit Extract, Squalane. Ingredients: Ethoxydiglycol, ethyl ascorbic acid, hydroxyphenoxy propionic acid, phenylethyl resorcinol. Copper Lysinate/Prolinate: Using Swiss technology, this essential amino acid mineral complex, per the manufacturer, is supposed to boost collagen and elastin production. Here is a link to Deceim/The Ordinary’s guide to their Vitamin C formulas It’s definitely worth a read but it’s very technical. I know of people who DIY their Vitamin C serums, but I’d rather not because there is every risk of getting it wrong and hurting your skin. It’s a chemical after all, and I’d much rather just leave it to the experts. After all, this one isn’t terribly expensive, and it lasts a while, so why go through all that hassle?! 😀
You like oil formulas, you’re concerned about pigmentation, but you want something gentler than the pure ascorbic acid then choose Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate 20% Palmitoyl Tripeptide-38: Also known as Matrixyl Synthe’6 (a trademark of Sederma) this peptide helps to reduce the appearance of crow’s feet, fine lines, and wrinkles, especially around the forehead. It’s perfect for those new to The Ordinary/Deciem and looking to introduce age-fighting actives into their skincare routine. The serum is formulated with an impressive group of technologies aimed at multiple signs of aging at the same time. By weight, the total concentration of the following technologies is 25.1%. These technologies include: What’s good about Hylamide C25 Booster? The main problem we have with Vitamin C is that its unstable. This means it oxidises easily. You know when you open a banana and it goes brown in a few minutes, this is what happens to Vitamin C. It goes off so easily that you need to have it in a really stable form for it to last while it’s sitting on your bathroom shelf. The Ethyl Ascorbic Acid in Hylamide C25 is a very stable form of vitamin C. It doesn’t need to be mixed up or stored in the fridge.I look at the difference in price as representing the more elegant texture of Hylamide SubQ Skin and the inclusion of a retinol alternative. Hylamide SubQ Skin has been an excellent anti-ager and leaves my skin bright and smooth. I love Hylamide SubQ’s comfortable formula and wrinkling-fighting capabilities without the irritation that comes along with retinol. And here is where my main issue with this product occurs – the texture. It is an anhydrous solution, meaning it contains no water as solvent but Ethoxydiglycol and despite not containing any oils it feels very oily when applied. So much for those that call water a “filler ingredient” when talking about INCI lists…
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