Arencia Vitamin C Booster Shot

It’s designed for:

• Dullness: skin that looks flat or tired.
• Dark spots: it helps improve how they look.
• Uneven tone: for a more even-looking complexion.
• Rough texture: it can leave skin feeling smooth.

It’s your serum step, after toner and before moisturizer:

1. Cleanse.
2. Apply toner.
3. Apply this serum.
4. Apply moisturizer.
5. In the morning, finish with sunscreen.

The hero is 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid, a form of vitamin C, at 50,000ppm.

It’s backed by pure vitamin C, at 10ppm. Together they make up the Dual Vitamin C Complex.

They help visibly even skin tone and enhance radiance.

• Niacinamide: supports smoother texture and a balanced look.
• Glutathione: an antioxidant.
• Tocopherol (vitamin E): an antioxidant that helps protect skin.
• Panthenol: helps soothe skin and keep it hydrated.
• Allantoin: helps soothe skin.

Dark marks tend to linger longer on deeper skin tones.

Nakuru’s altitude also means stronger UV, which can deepen them.

That makes a real vitamin C serum, plus daily sunscreen, worth getting right.

We sell only authentic Korean skincare, sourced from authorized distributors and wholesalers.

1. Apply toner first.
2. Take a small amount of serum.
3. Smooth it over your face or onto target areas.
4. Let it absorb, then apply moisturizer.
5. In the morning, finish with sunscreen.

New to vitamin C? Start with every other day.

It suits:

• Dull skin: the main target.
• Uneven-looking tone: including the look of dark spots.
• Anyone wanting a light texture: it absorbs fast.

Go slow if:

• You’re new to vitamin C: build up from every other day.
• You use retinoids: don’t layer them in the same routine.
• You use strong exfoliating acids: keep them to a separate routine.

Do a patch test before first use. Stop if you see a rash, redness or itching.

• 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid: the main vitamin C, at 50,000ppm.
• Ascorbic acid: pure vitamin C, at 10ppm.
• Ascorbyl glucoside and sodium ascorbyl phosphate: more vitamin C forms.
• Niacinamide and glutathione: support the brightening.
• Pyridoxine: a form of vitamin B6.
• Adenosine: a skin-conditioning ingredient.
• Gardenia fruit extract: gives the serum its natural color.

A two-week test of 21 people was run by the Korea Institute of Dermatological Sciences.

All 21 agreed their skin tone looked visibly clearer.

The test found a 13.44% improvement in how dark spots looked, and 1.7% in overall skin tone.

Results vary, and sunscreen every morning protects your progress.

Yes. Gardenia extract gives the serum its color, and batches can differ slightly. This shouldn't affect quality or safety.

Don't layer it with retinoids or strong exfoliating acids in the same routine. Use them at different times of day.

Start with every other day, building up as your skin adjusts. Patch test before your first use.