Oriental Botanics Nature'S Vitamin C Brightening Face Serum With Vitamin E And Hyaluronic Acid-20 Ml

Oriental Botanics Nature's Vitamin C Face Serum contains Kakadu Plum, a natural source of Vitamin C. It helps maintain skin radiance and youthful appearance. This serum has a high concentration of Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin E, moisturising and rejuvenating your skin cells. In addition to the powerful extracts of Olive, Grapefruit, Orange peel, Lemon, Liquorice root, Grapeseed, Kiwi, Pomegranate flower and Turmeric root, this serum helps reverse damage caused by pollution and sunlight, leaving your complexion radiant. The product is free of harmful chemicals and toxins.

• Enhances complexion by brightening it.
• Optimises skin tone and colour by reducing hyperpigmentation, age spots and dullness.
• Provides nourishment for facial skin and refines pores.
• Hyaluronic Acid hydrates the skin, making it smooth and supple by restoring the skin's moisture balance.
• Vitamin E calms and subdues the skin.

• Kakadu Plum
• Hyaluronic Acid
• Orange Peel
• Lemon
• Grape Seed
• Liquorice Root
• Kiwi Fruit
• Grapefruit
• Pomegranate Flower
• Turmeric Root
• Vitamin E

• Allows fast-absorption.
• Soothes sensitive skin.
• Smooths out your skin.
• Defends your skin from free radicals and prevents damage.
• Possesses the potential to produce visible results.
• Feels light on the skin.

The serum should be applied to your freshly toned face and neck. Follow up with a Vitamin C moisturiser a few minutes after allowing Vitamin C syrum to absorb thoroughly into the skin.

• Store it in a dry place.
• Read the directions before using the product.
• First, run a patch test.
• Wear the serum only overnight.
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Q1. What is the difference between a serum and a moisturiser?

Ans: Although serums and moisturisers have many similarities, there are also many differences. Many types of ingredients are available in moisturisers to make the skin feel softer. Some of these ingredients include vitamin E and mineral oils. They act as a sealant that prevents moisture evaporation and softens the skin. On the other hand, a serum contains fewer such ingredients since its purpose is to penetrate deeply and deliver targeted results at the cellular level.

Q2. Why are face oils different from serums?

Ans: A serum is a water-based product. Because the molecules are relatively small and can penetrate deeper, they nourish the inner layer of the skin. Therefore, they are applied before face cream. In comparison to water-based serums, face oils have a slightly larger molecule, so they should be applied over a moisturiser.

Q3. Do I use the serum if I have skin problems?

Ans: The serum is a concentrated liquid. Therefore, if one has sensitive skin or is prone to allergies or any skin reactions, they should seek the advice of a dermatologist beforehand. You should always do a patch test before using serum all over your face. Makeup and harsh chemicals should not be used with serums since they can affect the serum's effectiveness.

Q4. What is the right time to use a serum?

Ans: You can use serums during the day as well as at night. Ideally, it should be applied as soon as you have cleansed and toned your face. In the morning, follow up serum application with sunscreen. When you use the serum at night, follow it up with a moisturiser.

Q5. What is the best way to store serum?

Ans: A serum (especially one containing vitamin C) tends to break down when exposed to sunlight. Thus, it is best to store them in a cool, dark place and use them within six months to a year as described on the label.