ALASTIN C-Radical Defense Antioxidant Serum – 15ml | Non-Acidic Vitamin C with Green Tea

ALASTIN C-Radical Defense Antioxidant Serum – 15ml | Non-Acidic Vitamin C with Green Tea

Brand: Alastin
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An antioxidant serum from ALASTIN with sodium ascorbate, green tea and physalis angulata — vitamin C in a form that doesn't sting. What it doesAntioxidants and sunscreen do different jobs, which is why dermatologists recommend both rather than one. SPF blocks most UV; antioxidants help defend against the free radical damage caused by what gets through, plus pollution and blue light that sunscreen doesn't address at all. C-Radical Defense uses sodium ascorbate rather than L-ascorbic acid — a stable, non-acidic form of vitamin C, which matters because the acidic version is what makes most vitamin C serums sting and oxidise into an orange mess. Green tea and physalis angulata add further antioxidant support. The result is brighter, more even-looking skin without the tolerance problems that make people abandon vitamin C. How to useApply a few drops to clean, dry skin, massaging upwards. Let it absorb fully before layering anything else. Use morning and evening — the morning application is the one that matters most, since that's when environmental exposure happens. Always follow with SPF: antioxidants complement sun protection, they don't replace it. Who it is forFor all skin types, including sensitive skin and anyone who has given up on vitamin C because it stung or turned orange. Contains no retinol or acids, so it layers alongside an existing routine. Sits well with A-Luminate for uneven tone and the Restorative Skin Complex for firmness. Patch-test before first use. Why buy from GlamGlobal Fast, fully tracked UK delivery Full refund or replacement if anything arrives damaged or faulty Buy with confidence For external use only. Avoid the eye area. Patch-test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs.

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