Vitamin C is recommended for all skin types as it provides radiance and hydration for dry skin and it is also sebum-regulating for combination or oily skin types, so in general, it is suitable for all skin types.

The Vitamin C serum should be applied before your daily moisturiser. Apply two or three drops in the morning and spread evenly over the face and neck.

Vitamin C, lemon extract and Aloe Vera.

Serums have a higher concentration of active ingredients with smaller molecules that penetrate deep beneath the layers of the skin rather than facial oils, that are thicker and take longer to absorb into the skin.

Ideally in the morning, although you can also apply two to three drops at night before your moisturiser, but make sure you don't combine it with your Retinol night treatment to avoid any skin reactions.

The correct amount should cover two lines on the index and ring fingers, applying it to the face and neck areas.

In the morning, after your moisturiser.

No, sunscreen is a skincare product, it should be the last product you use in your skincare routine in the morning after your moisturiser and before your make-up.

If you're not going to be exposed to the sun or any electronic devices that emit blue light, it's not necessary, although it never hurts to use extra protection and moisturise your skin, thanks to hyaluronic acid.

Yes, they emit blue light which generates harmful effects, drying out the skin and causing skin reactions such as blotchiness and unevenness of the skin tone.

No, one of the advantages of our sunscreen is that it leaves no white trace on the skin, even when you get out of the water.

It is light and fluid.