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A water-based antioxidant serum built around ginseng root and vitamin C, with vitamin E, peptides and a multi-antioxidant blend aimed at pollution and other environmental stress. The Ordinary positions it as a radiance and tone-evening layer rather than a treatment serum, so it sits well under moisturizer and sunscreen. It is fragrance-free, alcohol-free and vegan, which suits sensitive skin better than many vitamin C serums. Against rivals, it is lighter and gentler than a straight L-ascorbic acid serum, but it has less hard evidence behind its brightening than a stabilized vitamin C or retinol product.
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Lowest price we've seen: $13.44 on Nov 9 at Makeup. Tracked across 15 stores since Nov 9.
Owners mostly like the light texture and how easily it layers, and many report a brighter, more even look after several weeks. Critics say the change is subtle and slower than they expected, and some find the pipette fiddly.
This serum works to combat environmental stressors, which can make skin look dull and prematurely aged. It boosts radiance, while visibly evening skin tone, smoothing texture, and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles—all to reduce the look of atmospheric skin aging.
