V C - 15 Serum Gel : Vitamins such as A, C and E are naturally present in human skin. These vitamins are part of a complex system of enzymatic and non-enzymatic antioxidants that protect the skin from harmful reactive oxygen species. However, the skin is subjected to substantial environmental free radical stress from sunlight, pollution and smoking, all of which deplete the dermal stores of naturally occurring antioxidants. To replenish these losses, vitamins should be applied topically on the skin. V C - 15 Serum Gel (L-ascorbic acid) is the bodys major aqueous phase antioxidant and is vital for life. Oral supplementation with Vitamin C does little to increase skin concentration because active transport of vitamin C from the gastrointestinal tract is limited. Therefore, topical application of vitamin C is the preferred method to increase its presence in the skin. V C - 15 Serum Gel is an excellent antioxidant that sequentially donates electrons, thereby neutralizing free radicals present in the aqueous compartment of the cell. Along with its antioxidant property it has also got photoprotective, depigmenting and anti-inflammatory properties. Vitamin C also provides the additional advantages of replenishing vitamin E and stimulating dermal collagen synthesis, a major target in chronic photoaging. V C - 15 Serum Gel contains L-ascorbic acid at a concentration of 15%. It is a stable formulation with a pH of 2.7. VC 15 promises to be non-irritating and non-comedogenic. It is available in a bottle of 15 ml along with a dropper. V C - 15 Serum Gel is indicated for photodamaged/ aging skin, melasma/ hyperpigmentation, acne and acne scars and post procedure inflammation. V C - 15 Serum Gel should be used once daily in the morning. With the help of the dropper, take 7 to 10 drops of VC 15 onto your fingertips. Then, dab the serum onto your face and neck and gently massage until it is completely absorbed. V C - 15 Serum Gel should be used within one month after opening the bottle.
Posted on: Fri, 28 Jun 2013 06:20:45 +0000
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