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Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum

Updated on: 02/02/2025
Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum
7
Total Ingredients
analysed
6 of 7
Skin-Safe
low risk
0 of 7
Potential Irritants
may irritate sensitive skin
0 of 7
Potential Pore-Clogging
comedogenic risk

Product Analysis Summary

About this product

Contains Vitamin C and Vitamin C. Mostly fragrance‑free. Formula aimed at oily and acne-prone skin. Patch-test if you have very reactive skin.

Formulation Analysis

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C: Comedogenic·S: Safety·Ir: Irritancy
1 Very safe
2 Safe
3 Moderate
4 Risky
5 Avoid
C
1
Comedogenic: Very low risk
S
1
Safety: Very low risk
Ir
1
Irritancy: Very low risk
C
1
Comedogenic: Very low risk
S
2
Safety: Low risk
Ir
3
Irritancy: Moderate risk
C
1
Comedogenic: Very low risk
S
2
Safety: Low risk
Ir
2
Irritancy: Low risk
S
2
Safety: Low risk
Ir
2
Irritancy: Low risk
C
1
Comedogenic: Very low risk
S
1
Safety: Very low risk
Ir
1
Irritancy: Very low risk
S
2
Safety: Low risk
Ir
2
Irritancy: Low risk

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Matter of Fact Prod Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum comedogenic?

Appears Non-Comedogenic Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum appears to be non-comedogenic based on our ingredient analysis. None of its 7 ingredients carry a high comedogenic rating, making it generally suitable for acne-prone and oily skin types.

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Is Matter of Fact Prod Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum safe for sensitive skin?

Appears Suitable for Sensitive Skin Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum appears suitable for sensitive skin based on its ingredient profile. No common irritants detected among its 7 ingredients. Always patch test when trying a new product.

Does Matter of Fact Prod Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum clog pores?

Unlikely to Clog Pores Based on our analysis, Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum is unlikely to clog pores. None of its 7 ingredients have a comedogenic rating above 2.

Who makes Matter of Fact Prod Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum?

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What are the ingredients in Matter of Fact Prod Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum?

Ascorbic Acid 20 | Brightening C Serum contains 7 ingredients. The first ingredients listed are <a href="/ingredient/propanediol" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Propanediol</a>, <a href="/ingredient/ascorbic-acid" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Ascorbic Acid</a>, <a href="/ingredient/urea" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Urea</a>, <a href="/ingredient/ferulic-acid" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Ferulic Acid</a> and <a href="/ingredient/diglycerin" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Diglycerin</a>. Each ingredient includes a comedogenic rating, irritancy rating, and safety score. View the full annotated ingredient list above.

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