Pharmaceutical vitamin

Start by identifying your primary skin or hair goals and selecting products that target those needs. For brightening and antioxidant protection, a Vitamin C product like a cleansing gel or serum can be suitable, while for hydration and barrier support, a Vitamin B5–based moisturizer works well. The range includes Vitamin C Cleansing Gel (150 ml) for daily cleansing and Vitamin C Serum (10%) for concentrated antioxidant care, giving you clear options to tailor your routine.

Vitamin C products focus on brightening, antioxidant protection, and pollution defense, whereas Vitamin B5 products prioritize hydration and skin barrier repair. The cleansing gel combines Vitamin C with other actives for cleansing, while the serum delivers a dedicated 10% Vitamin C dose for targeted stabilization and glow. Use the cleansing gel daily and reserve the serum for focused treatment on evenings or when you need a stronger antioxidant boost.

Vitamin C cleansing gel and Vitamin C serum address facial care and brightening, while Vitamin B5–lavender body moisturizer supports hydration for the whole body and barrier repair. The body moisturizer is ideal for daily use on normal to dry skin, providing long‑lasting moisture, while the serum is best applied in small amounts to the face and neck for concentrated action. Together, they support a balanced routine across face and body.

Store vitamin products in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or sunlight to preserve potency. Keep containers tightly closed when not in use and avoid exposing products to high temperatures. For serums and cleansers, use clean hands or applicators to prevent contamination and ensure the active ingredients remain effective over time. Regularly check for any changes in texture or scent that may indicate degradation.

All items are designed to deliver vitamin‑based benefits with skincare or body care focus, leveraging active ingredients like Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and Panthenol. They vary by form (cleansing gel, serum, moisturizer) and targeted area (face vs body), as well as potency (e.g., 10% Vitamin C in serum). Brands such as Dermatique and Cleo provide different textures and delivery systems, allowing you to combine products for a layered routine.

Start with a patch test on a small skin area 24 hours before full use to check for sensitivity. Introduce one new vitamin product at a time to observe its effect, especially when combining Vitamin C with retinoids or exfoliants. If using the Vitamin C serum with high antioxidant claims, apply sunscreen during the day to protect skin and maximize benefits, and follow the recommended usage guidelines on the product packaging.