AMPLE:N - Updateskincare review for VC Shot Ampoule

The vitamin C used is a derivative of Vitamin C in the form of Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate and is a fairly stable vitamin C, unfortunately there is no information on what percentage is used in this ampoule. In addition, this ampoule is supported by ingredients such as Niacinamide, Arbutin as a brightening agent, Macadamia seed oil and sea buckthorn which are famous for their skin care functions from acne and skin regeneration, and it also contains Glycolic Acid and Lactic Acid. Dark brown glass bottle packaging with a choice of 30 ml and 100 ml sizes, the applicator is a dropper that is convenient to use. The texture of this ampoule is thick and white in color and there are parts of the powder grains. The scent is typical of fresh citrus which is quite strong but still comfortable and doesn't irritate the nose. As long as I use it, I can use it for am/pm, just 3 drops for one use. Well, although the texture of this ampoule has a lot of white grain, but when applied, it doesn't bother the skin, it's quite smooth and also quickly blends on the skin. Unfortunately, it gives a sticky impression on my skin and is a bit difficult to absorb, even so when the ampoule is completely absorbed it doesn't leave a hot or heavy effect, and it doesn't give a pilling effect for the next skincare step. The result of using this that I feel on my skin is the moist effect on the skin which is quite hard, but for the brightening effect and disguise acne scars and other blemishes, I don't really notice the results. Even though I haven't noticed the amazing results from this ampoule, I think it can help sunscreen performance enough if you use it during the day so that your skin doesn't look dull quickly.