Booster de Nuit Vitamine C 30

This overnight booster delivers 30% pure vitamin C, making it one of the most potent antioxidant treatments available. While vitamin C is generally safe in pregnancy, the very high strength and added essential oils may increase irritation and sensitivity. For that reason, we recommend avoiding this product during pregnancy or using only under your doctor’s guidance.

✅ Antioxidants (vitamin E, ubiquinone/CoQ10, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate) and hydrators (squalane) are generally pregnancy-safe.

⚠️ 30% L-Ascorbic Acid (pure vitamin C): Vitamin C itself is considered safe in pregnancy, but this is an extremely high concentration that may cause irritation and increased skin sensitivity. While not unsafe systemically, the potency places it in a cautionary zone.

⚠️ Fragrance-related compounds & essential oils (bitter orange peel oil, grapefruit peel oil, limonene, linalool, citral) may increase sensitivity in already reactive pregnancy skin.

❌ High-strength actives in a leave-on format (like this overnight booster) are usually discouraged in pregnancy — not because vitamin C is unsafe, but because of the risk of irritation and compromised barrier.

This overnight booster delivers 30% pure vitamin C, making it one of the most potent antioxidant treatments available. While its ingredients are not pore-clogging, the very high vitamin C concentration and fragrance components may cause irritation or purging, especially in acne-prone or sensitive skin. Breakouts from this product are more likely irritation-driven than comedogenic.

✅ Vitamin C (30% L-Ascorbic Acid + Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate): Antioxidants that don’t clog pores. Vitamin C is considered non-comedogenic, and may help fade post-acne marks.

✅ Barrier support (squalane, tocopherol/vitamin E, ubiquinone/CoQ10) are light and generally acne-friendly.

⚠️ High concentration of pure vitamin C (30%): While not pore-clogging, this potency can cause irritation, barrier disruption, or purging, which some users might mistake for breakouts.

⚠️ Essential oils & fragrance components (orange peel, grapefruit peel, limonene, linalool, citral) — not comedogenic, but may irritate sensitive or acne-prone skin.

⚠️ Isohexadecane & polymer film-formers: Lightweight texture enhancers that are usually safe, but in rare cases may feel heavy for oily skin.

❌ No lanolin, coconut oil, or strongly comedogenic fatty esters.

This night booster delivers one of the highest concentrations of vitamin C (30%) for advanced brightening and antioxidant benefits. It’s designed for experienced users — beginners or those with sensitive skin may find it too strong.

✅ Contains both pure L-ascorbic acid and tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, offering strong antioxidant and brightening effects.

✅ Squalane and vitamin E (tocopheryl acetate) provide some barrier support and nourishment.

✅ Ubiquinone (CoQ10) adds antioxidant protection.

⚠️ L-ascorbic acid at 30% is extremely high potency — effective, but significantly increases irritation risk, especially for sensitive or first-time vitamin C users.

⚠️ Fragrance allergens (limonene, linalool, citral from citrus oils) can increase the chance of reactivity.

⚠️ BHT (antioxidant preservative) is generally safe but controversial for some consumers.

❌ No major soothing or hydrating agents to cushion the strength — relies mainly on oils for stability.