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Ascorbyl Glucoside

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Stable vitamin C derivative — converts to L-ascorbic acid in skin. More shelf-stable and pH-tolerant than L-ascorbic acid; efficacy is slower-onset.

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What it does

Stable vitamin C derivative — converts to L-ascorbic acid in skin. More shelf-stable and pH-tolerant than L-ascorbic acid; efficacy is slower-onset.

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The facts

Effective pH
5.0–7.0
Category
Antioxidants
Also known as
Vitamin C Derivative, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate, Stable Vitamin C
Pregnancy
Generally considered fine; ask your doctor
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Pairs with · fights with

Conflicts

  • None listed.
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Before you use it

Good option for those who react to low-pH pure vitamin C formulas. Trade-off is potency and speed vs. L-ascorbic acid.

On the label

Listed as "ascorbyl glucoside", "ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate", or "sodium ascorbyl phosphate" in INCI. These stable derivatives are more user-friendly than L-ascorbic acid for beginners or sensitive skin.

This guide is editorial, not medical advice. For a condition, a reaction or a medical question, see a dermatologist.

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