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Blues, of course, look beautiful against this gray, but so do pinks, lavenders, and the legs of sofas and chairs Give beauty sleep a new meaning with our Antioxidant Skin Boost. This beneficial Vitamin C powder is packed full of proven anti-aging and restorative ingredients like Vitamin C (L-Asborbic Acid), Hyaluronic Acid, and Resveratrol, which repair the affects of everyday dirt, stress, and harsh environmental elements. Just mix a scoop of Boost with your night cream or serum and let its super antioxidant powers brighten your complexion and fight free radicals to help prevent the signs of aging. Made with 100% pure vitamins and minerals APPLICATION: In the palm of your hand, mix a scoop (scoop included) of Boost with your night cream or serum. If necessary, add a couple of drops of water to help dissolve boost. Smooth over face and let absorb into skin. Suitable for nightly use. STORAGE: Always keep your Boost tightly closed and out of any area that has excess moisture such as a bathroom where there is a shower.
The product does include a small silica gel pack that aids in keeping moisture from affecting the product. Do not remove the silica gel pack from the jar. Learn more about our Antioxidant Skin Boost and how to apply it: See why Kimberly Snyder loves our Antioxidant Skin Boost: COMMON NAME: Vitamin C, Organic Pomegranate Extract, Allantoin, Hyaluronic Acid, Resveratrol Bottled in a 10 gram jar and comes with a scoop. While we recommend mixing it with our Nighttime Antioxidant Serum, you can mix it with another cream, serum, or oil. However, if the Boost does not fully dissolve in the product you’re using, mix the Boost with a drop or two of water and apply to face before applying your nightly product. Note: Vitamin C loses its efficacy when used in conjunction with Copper Peptides, an ingredient sometimes used in anti-aging products. We don’t recommend wearing it during the day because some of the ingredients may oxidize in the sun. Also, some of the plant-based ingredients may add a slight hint of color to your face.
How many uses are in one bottle? Using the scoop provided by Sally B's, there is about 85 scoops in each 10 gram bottle. The Antioxidant Skin Boost has a shelf life of up to 2 years if the lid is kept on tightly and there is not excessive moisture in the air or introduced to the product. While our recipe formulation is proprietary, we can tell you that the L-Absorbic Acid (Vitamin C) makes up over 65% of the formula. Salisbury Jun 07, 2016 Edmonton, AlbertaNov 28, 2015 Anchorage AKOct 24, 2015 Brighton, UKOct 22, 2015 Houston, TXOct 11, 2015 Atlanta, GAAug 27, 2015 United StatesMar 05, 2015 New York, NY Oct 06, 2014 B Quenched Facial Oil Facial Skin Care Booster PackageTopical vitamin C treatments can definitely help make your skin better. Does that mean you should start using a vitamin C product? The short answer is yes, but only if your skin can handle it. Keep reading for more information about the skin benefits of vitamin C and why you should use it if you can.
Vitamin C is one of the most powerful antioxidants in skin care. It helps slow down the aging process by preventing free radical damage. Long-term topical use has been clinically shown to regenerate collagen and improve the appearance of wrinkles. Vitamin C also lightens pigmentation and brightens over all skin tone. Therefore, it is used in a lot of anti-aging and whitening products (especially in Asia), as well as fade creams. Topically, vitamin C also provides a small amount of UV protection. Though this is not comparable to well-formulated sunscreens, C serum use during daytime can give your sunscreen an extra boost. This is partly why many people recommend using vitamin C during the day instead of at night. It usually takes around 6 months of consistent vitamin C use to start seeing results. Not all vitamin C is the same. There are different types of vitamin C actives and these include l-ascorbic acid, ester C (magnesium ascorbyl phosphate), ascorbyl palmitate, and tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate.
L-ascorbic acid is the most powerful one out of all of them, but it is also the one that destabilizes the easiest. Ester C, ascorbyl palmitate, and tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate are all pretty stable, but they are not as potent or effective as l-ascorbic acid. If you make your own vitamin C product with l-ascorbic acid, it is essential that you make a new batch every day so the vitamin C stays fresh. Some people, like my grandmother, think rubbing a lemon on your skin (or on dark knees or other pigmented spots) is a cheap way of getting vitamin C. However, vitamin C straight from a lemon probably isn't as easily absorbed and utilized by your skin as well-formulated C actives. Besides, other ingredients and acids in a fresh lemon can really irritate your skin. If you are going to use a vitamin C product, it's best to use one in a form your skin can use with the least amount of irritation. One of the bad things about Vitamin C is that it oxidizes very easily. When a C serum oxidizes, it turns yellow or orange and looses its effectiveness.
Proper product formulation can extend the stability of a C serum (which is partly why vitamin C products are so expensive), but you also have to take good care of your product by storing it in a cool, dark place and re-sealing it tightly after each application. Sunlight, heat, air, water, and even time (watch those expiration dates!) can all destabilize and render ineffective even the best-formulated vitamin C product. Also, look for C serums packaged in dark glass bottles or metal tubes. This type of packaging will help extend its stability and keep it fresh. Besides having good stability, a C serum will only be effective if it is at the proper concentration and pH. Many skin care products advertise themselves as vitamin C treatments, but a lot of times they barely have enough vitamin C in them to do anything. Before you spend big bucks on a vitamin C product, make sure you're getting your money's worth. Most vitamin C products on the market range from 5% (considered fairly weak) to 20%.
20% is the highest amount you should put on your skin because if you go any higher, your skin will not be able to absorb as much of the antioxidant. If a product doesn't have the concentration of vitamin C listed, you can always contact the company for more information. The pH of a vitamin C product will also determine its effectiveness. Vitamin C has to be formulated around a pH of 3 for it to be able to pass through your skin barrier and be used by your skin. Most C serums don't publicize their pH levels, but you can always ask the manufacturer for clarification. Despite all the raves and glowing reviews, vitamin C products don't work for everyone. For some people, vitamin C can cause redness and stinging upon application. Usually your skin gets used to the treatment and this kind of irritation will subside. However, sometimes you have to downgrade to a less potent C serum to make it more tolerable. Others even experience allergic reactions, such as itchy red bumps, and cannot use vitamin C at all.
It all depends on your skin and how it handles the antioxidant. Besides vitamin C induced irritation, some people breakout from vitamin C products because of their base. Some C serums have silicones or other inactive ingredients (to help keep the vitamin C stable longer) that can be problematic for acne-prone or sensitive skin. To minimize irritation, it's important to start using vitamin C at the lowest concentration you can tolerate because once you apply the treatment to your skin, the vitamin C is immediately absorbed (even if you wash it off right away) and stays in your skin until it gets all used up (around 3 days). That could be three days of redness if your skin doesn't like vitamin C! Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant, but like with anything you put on your skin, make sure you look at a product's ingredient list first and read some reviews. Pick a C serum that is stable and at the proper pH and you'll be on your way to preventing wrinkles and brightening your skin.