The Ordinary 100% L-Ascorbic Acid Powder Vitamin c 20g

WOW !!!! I love,love it !! It is in form of powder which you need to mix with some water based serum or treatment and you apply it on your face AM/PM .After, you can use also oil based products .Don't use it with niacinamide I use it with granactive emulsion (lighter option) or retinol in squalane 1% (stronger option) also from The Ordinary.My skin becomes more smooth, bright and plumped.It will become my Holy Grail I think:)

A few years ago i tried the vitamin c suspension cream from The ordinary as I want to improve brightness and scarring but i hated the texture! So when i saw they came out with this powder i was excited to give it a go. I put off using it for a long time because i though it would be annoying and messy to mix the powder with other skincare. However.. It was super easy and felt awesome on my skin!! I mixed it with my marine hyaluronic serum and it made a super smooth cream with no texture, i also didnt experience any tingling like i did with the vitamin c suspension so i am very satisfied!! My skin looked good when i woke up but i only used it once so far so i cant confidently comment on the effect but i will continue using it :)

I myself use this in combination with the ordinary hydro serum. Never thought a powder could work so fine! Use it in the morning under your routine but not in combination with retinol. Your skin is going to shine! Been using it for a year. Good quality at a great price!

I purchased this product after I found the Vitamin C suspension 30% of The Ordinary pricking and rolling it onto my skin through the silicone. However, I really wanted to use a vitamin C product because it has so many benefits for your skin. Is it practical to mix it with your day cream every day? No, certainly not but that's why I make a batch every week. This remains stable and perfect for the hasty mornings. I mix this myself with CeraVe moisturising cream. This works super fine, doesn't roll on the skin and most importantly it doesn't stick! In addition, this is a very stable form of vitamin C, as it quickly gets bad in a serum or cream.