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Antioxidant vitamin serum for skin hydration 15 ml

Why vitamin-based antioxidant blends are becoming a staple of modern skincare formulas

This antioxidant vitamin serum for skin hydration, packaged in a compact 15 ml size, is designed for home-based cosmetic making and small trial batches from independent brands. It belongs to the Moisturizing actives category, which brings together ingredients capable of binding and retaining water in the upper skin layers while also neutralizing free radicals that accelerate visible aging. The vitamin blend combines both water-soluble and lipid-soluble fractions that act on different levels of the epidermis, which is why it is used not only in beauty products but also in dermatological creams, after-sun care and anti-aging lines across the wider personal care industry.

The main field of application is cosmetic manufacturing: developing facial serums, emulsions, eye-area creams and restorative masks. Vitamins C, E and the B-group support collagen synthesis, reduce oxidative stress caused by UV exposure and urban pollution, and help even out skin tone. In industrial cosmetic production, such complexes are added to the cold phase of an emulsion at a temperature not exceeding 35-40 degrees Celsius, since higher heat breaks down the active vitamins. Recommended dosage in finished formulas ranges from 3 to 8 ml per 100 ml of base, depending on the concentration of other actives and the desired intensity of the effect.

The serum pairs well with hyaluronic acid, which reinforces the hydrating effect by attracting and holding water molecules within the dermis. For home projects and smaller studio batches, Hyaluronic acid liquid 1% 10 ml is a practical choice, while larger production runs benefit from Hyaluronic acid liquid 1% 100 ml. Combining the vitamin antioxidant blend with peptide ingredients produces an even stronger result: peptides act at the cellular level to stimulate tissue renewal, while vitamins shield those processes from oxidative damage. A fitting partner here is Exo-P Peptide 5 ml, often introduced into the same formulas for a more complete anti-aging effect.

Beyond facial skincare, antioxidant vitamin complexes are used in scalp serums, hand care products and formulations for sensitive skin, where gentle yet effective support of the skin barrier matters most. The small 15 ml format is ideal for testing a formula before scaling up production, for direct use on the skin, or for blending into ready-made base creams without altering their original texture.

Store the serum in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, since vitamin complexes are prone to oxidation when exposed to air and elevated temperatures. Once opened, it is best to use the contents within the period specified by the manufacturer, keeping the bottle closed as much as possible between uses.

Brightening antioxidant face serum

Antioxidant vitamin serum for skin hydration 5 ml

Hyaluronic acid liquid 1% 5 ml

Exo-P Peptide 1 ml

Distilled water 4 ml

Cosmetic glycerin 2 g

In a clean glass container, mix the distilled water with glycerin, then add the hyaluronic acid and let it sit for 10 minutes until fully dissolved. Add the antioxidant vitamin serum and the peptide concentrate, stirring gently to avoid foaming, then transfer the blend into a dropper bottle and apply morning and evening to cleansed facial skin.

INCI	hyaluronic acid 1%, ascorbic glucoside, tocopherol acetate, retinol
Other
Application	apply to the face and décolleté, including the area around the eyes, as well as to any areas where intensive hydration is needed. Use after cleansing before basic treatment in the morning and / or evening.
Att brand	USA
Color product	colorless
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	1-100%
Minimum count	1
Name	Antioxidant vitamin serum for skin hydration 15 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	15 ml
Solubility	water
Type	professional
View	liquid
Valid until	10.2028