The Ultimate Power Duo: Why Vitamin C and Hyaluronic Acid Serum is Essential

The Rysun Formulation Advantage

Manufacturing a stable, effective combined serum is chemically challenging. Pure Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid) requires a low pH (below 3.5) for optimal penetration, while Hyaluronic Acid is typically stable at a neutral pH. Combining them without sacrificing efficacy requires advanced cosmetic chemistry.

This is where Rysun’s multidisciplinary R&D team and 253 intellectual properties come into play:

• Stable Derivatives: We often use highly stable Vitamin C derivatives, such as Ethyl Ascorbic Acid (EAA), which remains potent at a slightly higher pH range (5.0–6.5) that is compatible with Hyaluronic Acid and gentler on the skin.
• Optimized Molecular Weight: We incorporate low molecular weight Hyaluronic Acid (Sodium Hyaluronate), allowing it to penetrate deeper and hydrate the dermis, while the Vitamin C focuses on the surface for antioxidant protection.

• Quality Control: Implementing our rigorous 50 inspection procedures per product ensures that the critical balance of pH, stability, and ingredient potency is maintained from production to application.

Choosing a combined serum created by an R&D focused partner like Rysun guarantees you are receiving a stable, effective product—not just two ingredients mixed together.

How to Incorporate the Combined Serum

A combined Vitamin C and Hyaluronic Acid serum is an ideal AM (Morning) product, streamlining your routine while maximizing protection against the day's environmental stressors.

• Cleanse: Start with clean, slightly damp skin.
• Apply Serum: Dispense a pea-sized amount and gently pat it into your face and neck. The lightweight consistency allows for rapid absorption.
• Moisturize & Protect: Follow up with your preferred moisturizer and always, always finish with a broad-spectrum sunscreen. The Vitamin C works with the SPF to offer superior defense.

FAQs

1. Can this combination replace my moisturizer?
No. While Hyaluronic Acid provides deep hydration, a dedicated moisturizer is needed to provide occlusive and emollient ingredients that lock in the moisture and reinforce the skin barrier.

2. Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Yes, generally. Because manufacturers often use stable Vitamin C derivatives in combined serums, the pH is typically higher (less acidic) than L-Ascorbic Acid serums, resulting in less irritation and better tolerance.

3. What other ingredients pair well with it?
Ferulic Acid and Vitamin E are excellent co-antioxidants that boost Vitamin C's power. Ceramides in your moisturizer will further enhance the barrier-strengthening effects of the HA.

4. Do I need to wait between applying this and other serums?
As a single, optimized serum, the waiting time is built in. Wait 30–60 seconds after applying the serum before moving to your next, thicker step (like moisturizer).