Revision Skincare C+ Correcting Complex 30%

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Is Revision Skincare C+ Correcting Complex 30% good for dull, uneven skin tone? +

That is its main job. In Revision's 12-week self-assessment study of 31 women using it twice daily, 87% reported visibly brighter skin and 94% reported an improvement in the evenness of their skin tone. Revision says that with consistent use, and daily broad-spectrum sunscreen, skin looks more radiant, balanced and uniform.

Can I use Revision Skincare C+ Correcting Complex 30% with retinol? +

Yes. Revision's own layering advice for an evening routine that includes retinol is to apply the retinol first, then C+ Correcting Complex 30%. Many people simply use the vitamin C in the morning and a retinol such as Retinol Complete at night.

What is THD ascorbate and why is it used instead of L-ascorbic acid? +

THD ascorbate (tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate) is an oil-soluble form of vitamin C that Revision describes as the most stable and lipid-soluble available. It passes through the skin's lipid barrier and converts to ascorbic acid in the skin, without the rapid oxidation and sting that pure L-ascorbic acid serums are known for.

What is the difference between C+ Correcting Complex 30% and Vitamin C Lotion 30%? +

Both contain 30% THD ascorbate. C+ Correcting Complex 30% is a serum that adds MelaPATH Technology for pollution and blue-light defence plus prebiotic, microbiome-supporting ingredients, and it is used morning and evening. Vitamin C Lotion 30% is a simpler lotion with vitamin E, CoQ10 and squalane, usually applied once a day in the morning.

Is C+ Correcting Complex 30% suitable for sensitive skin? +

Revision formulates it for all skin types in a skin-neutral formula. If you are new to vitamin C or your skin is reactive, the brand suggests starting once daily or every other day and building up. Patch test before first use.

Can I use it around my eyes? +

No. Revision explains that the face serum was not formulated or tested for the thinner under-eye skin. For that area the brand makes C+ Brightening Eye Complex, which uses 10% THD ascorbate designed for delicate eye-area skin.

Does C+ Correcting Complex 30% replace my moisturiser? +

No. It has a lightweight texture, but Revision says it does not replace moisturiser or sunscreen. Follow it with your moisturiser, or mix it with HA HydraSerum+ in your palm, and finish with SPF in the morning.

What is the difference between the 30ml and the 15ml travel size? +

Revision sells both as sizes of the same product. The 15ml travel size is a lower-cost way to try it or to take it away, while the 30ml bottle is the better value for everyday use.

Can I use Revision Skincare C+ Correcting Complex 30% during pregnancy or while breastfeeding? +

It contains no vitamin A, the ingredient most people are asked to avoid. Revision Skincare does not publish specific pregnancy or breastfeeding guidance for this product. Vitamin C serums are generally considered suitable during pregnancy and breastfeeding, but please check the full ingredient list with your midwife or GP before use.

Revision Skincare C+ Correcting Complex 30% serum in black bottle with pump, enriched with Vitamin C.

Revision Skincare C+ Correcting Complex 30%

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