A 35mL serum with 5% ascorbic acid, the pure vitamin C form. Apply after toner and before moisturizer. The formula also includes orange and lavender oils, and the brand gives specific storage and color-change guidance.
Consider it for: You want a 5% ascorbic acid serum and can keep it tightly closed away from heat and light. If you avoid essential oils, compare its full formula before choosing it for sensitive skin.
Based on brand information and published sources, not a hands-on review.
01 / TEXTURE
What the product photo shows
Brand description
A liquid serum in a clear dropper bottle. The verified studio photo identifies the 35mL pack; it is a product photograph rather than a skin-application or oxidation test.
03 / YOUR ROUTINE
How to use the Vitamin Drop
Official directions
After cleansing and toner, start with one or two drops and pat gently, then follow with moisturizer. The detailed brand directions also give three or four drops as a general amount. If new to vitamin C, begin a few times a week. Use sunscreen during the day. Rinse and stop if it stings or burns.
Orange oil, lavender oil and limonene are listed. Keep tightly closed in a cool, dark place. The brand advises replacement if the serum becomes deep orange; stop use if stinging or burning occurs.
How does this differ from a vitamin C derivative serum?
The official page identifies 5% ascorbic acid. A serum containing a small amount of an ethylated vitamin C derivative has a different formula; the shared word vitamin does not make their concentrations interchangeable. This product also contains essential oils, which matters independently of its vitamin C percentage.
What should you do if the color changes?
Air, light and heat can deepen the color, so close the bottle promptly and store it in a cool, dark place. The brand recommends replacement once it becomes deep orange. A bottle photograph cannot show whether the product delivered to you is fresh; inspect your own serum and follow the current pack guidance.
Why does the page mention both six and twelve months?
The official page lists a twelve-month period after opening while recommending use within six months for vitamin C performance. Those statements serve different purposes. Record when you open the bottle and follow the shorter performance advice if that is your reason for choosing it.
The page gives one or two drops as a starting amount and three or four drops in its general directions. Begin with the smaller starting amount rather than assume more is better.
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