Vitamin C L-Ascorbic Powder 100gm

CAS NO: 50-81-7
Formula: C₆H₈O₆
Appearance: White powder to crystal
Solubility in Water: almost transparency

HOW TO CALCULATE FOR 10% 100ML Vitamin C SERUM:

CALCULATION FOR MANDELIC ACID: 10 × 100 ÷ 100 = 10 GM

CALCULATION FOR DISTILLED WATER: 100-10 = 90 ML

How To Use L Ascorbic Acid Powder

-Materials you'll need:

1) L-ascorbic acid powder (vitamin C powder)
2) A small, clean glass or plastic container with a tight-sealing lid (preferably opaque or dark-colored to protect the vitamin C from light)
3) A clean, dry spoon or scoop
4) Distilled water or a water-based skincare product (e.g., toner, serum)
5) pH testing strips (optional but recommended)
Steps:
6) Preservatives (optional)

-Cleanliness is Key: Ensure that your hands, the container, and any utensils you use are clean and dry. Any contamination can affect the stability of the vitamin C.

-Measure the Powder: Start by measuring the desired amount of L-ascorbic acid powder. Take 10 gm of powder to create a 10% serum and 90 ml of water

-Mix with a Liquid: Add the measured L-ascorbic acid powder to your chosen liquid, such as distilled water or a water-based skincare product. It's crucial to maintain a suitable pH level to maximize stability and effectiveness. Aim for a pH level of around 3.5 for optimal absorption. You can use pH testing strips to check and adjust the pH if needed. If you have sensitive skin you can increase the ph by adding baking soda

-Stir and Dissolve: Use a clean, dry spoon or scoop to stir the mixture thoroughly until the L-ascorbic acid powder is fully dissolved. This may take a few minutes. Ensure that there are no visible crystals left.

-Transfer and Store: Pour the mixture into your clean, airtight container. Ensure that the container is sealed tightly to prevent air and light from degrading the vitamin C. Store it in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat, to maintain its stability.

-Apply Topically: Incorporate the L-ascorbic acid serum into your skincare routine. Apply a small amount to your face, neck, or target areas once or twice a day, depending on your skin's tolerance. It's best to apply it after cleansing and before moisturizing. Follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen during the daytime to protect your skin from UV damage.

-Monitor Sensitivity: Vitamin C can be potent, so monitor your skin's reaction. If you experience irritation, redness, or any adverse effects, consider reducing the frequency of use or diluting the serum further.

-Use it Fresh: L-ascorbic acid serums are best used fresh, as their potency can degrade over time. Try to use up the mixture within a few weeks to a month.

-Remember that L-ascorbic acid is sensitive to light, air, and temperature, so proper storage and handling are crucial. Additionally, start with a lower concentration and gradually increase it to avoid potential skin sensitivity. If you have any skin concerns or questions about using L-ascorbic acid, consult with a dermatologist or skincare professional for personalized guidance.