The Power of Vitamin C Ester
Riddle of the day.
When is 2 greater than 10?
Answer: When you’re comparing our Vitamin C in our fabulous new eye serum with ordinary Vitamin C / Eye Serum formulas.
We get asked what percentage of Vitamin C is in our eye serum. We purposely don’t put it on the label because the big cosmetic companies have convinced everyone that you need 5% or 10% Vitamin C for your product to be effective. That couldn’t be further from the truth.
Absolutely Natural has 2% Vitamin C among the other fantastic ingredients that has made this product a favorite at some of our spas and now being introduced for retail with AN. But it is the type of Vitamin C that makes it so unique and effective. Most companies use Vitamin C blended in a liquid and are allowed by law to put on their labels what percentage that blend is. I think that is deceptive.
At Absolutely Natural we use a very special Vitamin C called AA2G (Ascorbic Acid 2-Glucoside). This AA2G is stabilized with glucose and that has tremendous benefits for our clients. Regular Vitamin C products degrade when they attach to the C2 hydroxyl group which is the primary site of Vitamin C’s beneficial activity. Our product gradually releases the Vitamin C providing benefits for hours, not minutes.
Our eye serum helps support smoother, more supple looking skin around the eyes. With continued use, it may also help improve the appearance of uneven skin tone, leaving the delicate eye area looking brighter and more refreshed.
In addition to the Vitamin C, the Hyaluronic Acid (HA) in our formula is a special ingredient that helps keep the eye area looking smooth and hydrated. HA is known for its ability to attract and retain moisture, helping the skin maintain a refreshed and supple appearance. Replenishing HA can also help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while improving the look of skin firmness.
As we age, natural levels of hyaluronic acid in the skin decrease, which can contribute to the visible signs of aging such as dryness and loss of elasticity. Hyaluronic acid can also help reduce the appearance of puffiness around the eyes, leaving the skin looking smoother and more refreshed.
Dark circles under the eyes are another concern for those who want to achieve youthful, bright looking eyes. As we age, the skin under the eyes can become thinner, which may make underlying blood vessels more noticeable and contribute to a darker appearance in the under-eye area.
Products that help support skin hydration and firmness can improve the appearance of this condition. The special blend of ingredients in this luxurious eye serum helps improve the appearance of the delicate skin around the eyes and reduce the look of dark circles.
I urge you to give the eye serum one month and see your results. I know you will be very happy with what is staring back at you in the mirror.
Best regards,
Charley