Vitamin C Skin Shot

Mix it into your Bio Juice or moisturiser - never SPF, oils, or balms.

Juice C dissolves best when blended into water-based products like Bio Juice essence or your morning moisturiser. Avoid mixing it directly into SPF, face oils, or balms, as it won’t dissolve properly and won’t deliver full benefits. Always apply SPF separately as the final step in your morning routine.

Morning is best - it protects your skin throughout the day.

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that helps shield your skin from free radicals and environmental stressors. Applying Juice C in the morning boosts your defences during the day when your skin is most exposed. At night, save your routine for repairing actives such as exfoliants or oils.

Yes, but be mindful when layering strong actives.

Juice C works well alongside hydrating serums, niacinamide, and SPF. If you’re also using exfoliating acids or retinol alternatives, introduce Juice C slowly and alternate them rather than layering in the same routine to reduce the risk of sensitivity.

A mild tingle is normal.

Juice C uses a stable, safe form of Vitamin C, but as with any active, your skin may need time to build tolerance. A light tingling sensation is common when first introducing it. If the sensation becomes painful or irritating, rinse your face immediately and reduce your dosage. Start with a small amount and increase gradually as your skin adapts.

Vitamin C can brighten and reduce the look of pigmentation, but it isn’t a cure.

Consistent use of Vitamin C can help fade the appearance of dark spots and support a more even skin tone, while also helping prevent new pigmentation from forming. Results depend on factors like the depth of pigmentation, UV exposure, and hormones. For best results, combine Juice C with daily SPF protection, and a skincare routine rich in essential fatty acids, to help prevent further pigmentation.