Kay’s Glow Oxygen-Infused THDA Vitamin C Face and Neck Serum 1 fl oz Hydrates Soothes Brightens

Oxygen Glow Effect: Infuses skin with pure oxygen to energize surface cells; revitalizes dull skin and supports natural renewal for a lit-from-within glow.

• THDA Vitamin C: Oil-soluble THD ascorbate brightens and evens tone; helps defend against free radicals and supports collagen for firmer-looking, radiant skin.
• Effective Triple AHA Exfoliation: Glycolic, lactic and malic acids sweep away dull cells; refine texture and help unclog pores for smoother, more even skin.
• Hydrate & Soothe: Glycerin + sodium PCA draw in and lock moisture; aloe, sugarcane, beet root and watermelon extracts calm and replenish; fast-absorbing, layers under makeup.
• Clean & USA Made: Vegan, cruelty-free, gluten-free and fragrance-free; suitable for sensitive and acne-prone skin; made in the USA.

How do I use this product? 🤔

It’s a daily AM/PM routine! Just use it after cleansing, before your moisturizer. If you’re using it in the AM, apply it before sunscreen. It also works great under makeup!

Is it good for sensitive and acne-prone skin? 🌿

Absolutely! It’s formulated to be suitable for sensitive and acne-prone skin.

What are the key ingredients and what do they do? 🌟

• Oxygen Glow Effect: Infuses skin with pure oxygen to energize surface cells; revitalizes dull skin and supports natural renewal for a lit-from-within glow.
• THDA Vitamin C: Oil-soluble THD ascorbate brightens and evens tone; helps defend against free radicals and supports collagen for firmer-looking, radiant skin.
• Effective Triple AHA Exfoliation: Glycolic, lactic and malic acids sweep away dull cells; refine texture and help unclog pores for smoother, more even skin.
• Hydrate & Soothe: Glycerin + sodium PCA draw in and lock moisture; aloe, sugarcane, beet root and watermelon extracts calm and replenish.

What precautions should I take? ⚠️

For external use only. It contains AHAs (glycolic and lactic) that might make your skin more sensitive to the sun, so be sure to use sunscreen daily and limit sun exposure while using it and for a week after. Try to avoid the eye area and any broken or irritated skin. It’s always a good idea to do a patch test first. If you notice any redness or irritation that doesn’t go away, stop using it and chat with your doctor. It’s also best not to combine it with prescription retinoids, benzoyl peroxide, or other strong exfoliants in the same routine. Keep it out of reach of children. If you’re pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care for any skin condition, it’s best to check with your doctor before using.