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A hydrating serum built around hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, and Centella asiatica extract, plus glycerin. Meant to go between toner and moisturizer — a genuinely well-documented ingredient list for basic hydration and antioxidant support.
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Description / Specifications
A lightweight hydrating serum built around hyaluronic acid and vitamin C to help plump, brighten, and soothe the skin.
Material: Others
Product Attributes: Liquid Contains
Package Size: 33*33*115(mm)
Ingredients: Water, glycerin, hydroxyethyl cellulose, 1,2-hexanediol, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C (ascorbic acid), Centella asiatica extract, disodium EDTA
Packing List: Serum bottle x1
A well-documented ingredient list
The Ingredients, Explained Simply
Hyaluronic acid is a humectant capable of holding many times its weight in water — it's one of the most researched hydrating ingredients in skincare.
Vitamin C (listed here as ascorbic acid) is a well-documented antioxidant, though it oxidizes over time, so a bottle is best used within a few months of opening and kept away from direct light.
Centella asiatica extract, sometimes called cica, is a botanical ingredient widely used for its calming effect on skin.
Glycerin is another humectant in the formula, working alongside the hyaluronic acid.
Comes in a small bottle meant to be used as an essence layer, not a heavy standalone moisturizer.
Grounded in ingredients that have research behind them
Hyaluronic acid is one of the more extensively studied hydrating ingredients in skincare because of a simple property: it can hold many times its own weight in water, making it an effective humectant. This serum pairs it with vitamin C, a well-documented antioxidant that also has a practical downside worth knowing: it oxidizes with exposure to air and light, so a bottle works best when used within a few months and stored away from direct sun. Centella asiatica extract, often labeled 'cica' in skincare, rounds out the formula and has a long history of use for calming easily irritated skin. None of these ingredients will dramatically transform your skin overnight, but they're a genuinely reasonable, well-supported basis for a basic hydration and antioxidant step in a routine.
Water-Holding Capacity
Hyaluronic acid's defining property is how much water it can attract and hold relative to its own weight — it's why it's used so widely in hydrating formulas across skincare brands.
A Calming Botanical
Centella asiatica has been used in skincare formulations for a long time, particularly for skin that's easily irritated or reactive.
A Humectant, Not a Filler
Vitamin C serums are notoriously unstable compared to many other actives. If this one changes color over time — turning yellow, orange, or brown — that's a sign the vitamin C has oxidized and is less effective, even if the rest of the formula is still fine.
An Unstable but Useful Antioxidant
Vitamin C is genuinely effective as an antioxidant, but it degrades with air and light exposure — a normal characteristic of the ingredient rather than a flaw specific to this product.
What's Actually in the Bottle
This formula leans on ingredients with real research behind them: hyaluronic acid and glycerin as humectants, vitamin C as an antioxidant, and Centella asiatica as a calming botanical. None of that guarantees a specific result for every user, but it's a more substantiated starting point than most formulas that lean on vague marketing claims instead of ingredients.
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A hydration and antioxidant step, grounded in real ingredients
Apply a few drops after cleansing and toning, then follow with your regular moisturizer to help seal it in. The formula's main ingredients — hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, Centella asiatica extract, and glycerin — are well-documented in skincare research, though results vary by individual and vitamin C specifically degrades over time with air and light exposure. For return eligibility and shipping costs, see our Return & Refund Policy.
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