
Derma N.VC30 ml
Derma Health Care

Q: What form of Vitamin C is in the Groome Vitamin C Glowing serum?
A: It uses Ascorbyl Glucoside, a stabilized Vitamin C derivative, rather than pure L-Ascorbic Acid; it needs to convert in the skin to become active.
Q: Is the Groome Vitamin C Glowing serum gentler than regular Vitamin C serums?
A: Generally yes. Ascorbyl Glucoside is known for being gentler and more stable on skin than pure L-Ascorbic Acid, though it has less robust published evidence for brightening and collagen support.
Q: Does the Groome Vitamin C Glowing serum contain parabens?
A: No, the formula uses Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Benzoate, and Potassium Sorbate as preservatives instead of parabens.
Q: Can the Groome Vitamin C Glowing serum trigger a fragrance allergy?
A: It can. The formula contains Citrus Peel Oil, which includes Limonene, a recognised fragrance allergen, so those with fragrance sensitivities should patch-test first.
Q: How should I use the Groome Vitamin C Glowing serum with sunscreen?
A: Apply the serum after cleansing and toning, morning or evening, then follow with sunscreen during the day since Vitamin C products are generally paired with daytime sun protection.
Q: What does the concentration number on the Groome Vitamin C Glowing serum label mean?
A: It refers to the concentration of the Ascorbyl Glucoside derivative used, not 12% of pure Vitamin C strength; the two are not directly comparable.
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