Pure Ferulic Acid Powder A potent antioxidant and radical destroyer Stabilizes Vitamin C and protects cells from environmental damage For use in DIY creams and serums

Need the vodka to dilute fully

I can't really say this Ferulic Acid is any better or any worse than any other because this is the first one I've tried but I CAN say it works!! It's kept my CEF Serum nice and fresh for weeks so far, and still going! And while I can't be sure it's this ingredient (that increases effectiveness and skin absorption of Vitamin C) or the hyaluronic acid (that makes it thick enough to not evaporate from skin before it gets absorbed), I've NEVER had results like this before from Vitamin C serum! I WISH I had taken a "before" picture but honestly, I didn't expect it to work so fast! By the 3rd or 4th day when I did take a pic, my rosacea was already gone! I didn't even know CEF serum was good for that but it worked on mine! My pores are smaller, my skin looks cleaner, my inner glow is back (it's been gone for YEARS), and I think it might even be helping my acne scars, even though I bought these ingredients to use after derma-rolling and haven't yet. I've been using this serum (the CEF serum I made with this product, L-Ascorbic Acid [Vitamin C powder], Hyaluronic Acid, and Vitamin E oil) for about three weeks now and it's happened more than once that I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror and was AMAZED, like talking to myself AMAZED, at how much younger I look! I DEFINITELY recommend getting this stuff and making yourself some CEF serum if you have any years to lose off your face! One mistake I made, and I'm still not sure where it went wrong, was when I added baking soda to my serum while this was not in yet and it fizzed. When I made my first batch for myself I already had the Ferulic Acid (already mixed with alcohol) in the bowl but when I made it for friends and family, I mixed it separately and added the baking soda before I added the Ferulic Acid mixture. I still don't know if this made a difference (as I still haven't gotten the bottles back from them to test it) but if I had bought the pH strips when I bought this, I would have known before I gave it to them. Mine didn't fizz when I made it and it works wonders, I just wanted to give a heads-up to either make sure you have this in your serum BEFORE you add baking soda, or make sure you get pH tester strips to ensure that your serum is still viable if it fizzes. I got these and love them https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S730YWG/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (Litmus pH Test Strips, Universal Application (pH 1-14), 2 Packs of 100 Strips).

The product is acts as an enhancer for other facial products , given them time to perform more efficiently. It appears to work. I am pleased with the product. This is a dry product to be mixed with others for life extension of said products.

This ferulic acid powder is beige, which is how it is supposed to look. (It isn't white and isn't supposed to be white, in contrast to what another reviewer wrote.) I dissolve the powder in vodka. For my vitamin C serum, I put 1/8 teaspoon of the ferulic acid powder into a small bowl, add a few drops of vodka, and stir. I use a tiny funnel (which I purchased from Amazon) on top of the dropper bottle, and use the measuring spoon "scrape" the dissolved ferulic acid from the small bowl into the bottle. This powder won't dissolve in water. I haven't tried wine or witch hazel. I only know that vodka works very well to dissolve it.

No disuelve en agua caliente ni alcohol. Sigo buscando la manera de integrarlo a mi sérum pero siempre tiende a separarse