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Dullness, uneven skin tone, and early signs of aging can leave your face looking tired and less radiant. Without the right daily skincare routine, these concerns may become more noticeable over time. Ferulic Acid Serum from realdrseattle®, formulated by plastic surgeon Dr. Javad Sajan, helps support a brighter, smoother, more refreshed appearance with consistent use, making it an easy addition to your morning skincare routine.
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Full ingredient list: L-Ascorbic Acid 15%, Alpha Tocopherol 1%, Ferulic Acid 0.5%, Hyaluronic Acid 9%
Ingredient note: This serum contains 15% L-ascorbic acid, which can cause mild tingling on first use. Anyone with a known sensitivity to vitamin C or any listed ingredient should ask a provider before use.

Ferulic acid is a plant-derived antioxidant that supports vitamin C and vitamin E in the formula. Together, the three help protect skin from the daily stress of sun exposure and pollution.
L-ascorbic acid is the most researched form of vitamin C for skin. A brightening face serum built on it helps uneven, tired-looking skin look fresher over time.
Applied each morning before sunscreen, the formula adds a layer of defense to a daily routine. Consistent use matters more than occasional use.
As an anti-aging serum, it helps skin look smoother and more radiant with regular use. It supports the look of skin and does not change its structure.
Hyaluronic acid draws water into the skin, so a high-strength vitamin C formula does not have to feel tight or dry.
Antioxidants layer comfortably under moisturizer and SPF, which makes the serum easy to fit into an existing morning routine.

This ferulic acid face serum suits anyone whose skin looks tired, uneven, or lacking radiance.
Ferulic acid helps stabilize and support vitamin C and E. A vitamin C serum with ferulic acid offers broader antioxidant coverage than vitamin C used alone.
Light enough for daily use, this antioxidant face serum works under moisturizer and sunscreen. People new to vitamin C can build up gradually.
The formula is unisex. Men and women use it the same way: cleanse, apply the serum, moisturize, and protect with SPF.
A strong formula lists the actual percentage of L-ascorbic acid, includes vitamin E and ferulic acid, and comes in a dark bottle that protects it from light. Ferulic Acid Serum checks each of these.
A patch test on the inner forearm is a good first step. Starting slowly and adding one new product at a time makes it easier to spot any reaction.
Anyone allergic to vitamin C, vitamin E, or any listed ingredient should avoid this serum. It should not be used on broken, irritated, or sunburned skin. A provider can advise on use during pregnancy and after a peel, laser, or other treatment.
Wash the face and pat it dry.
Squeeze the dropper and apply a few drops to the face and neck. Press the serum in gently and avoid the eye area.
Allow a minute or two for the serum to absorb.
Apply moisturizer. In the morning, finish with broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher.
Discover how Ferulic Acid Serum compares with other antioxidant serums and vitamin C formulas.
Antioxidant formulas and ingredient combinations can vary.
Often depend on a single antioxidant.
Active percentages rarely stated.
Hydration is an afterthought.
Clear bottles that let light degrade the formula.
Hard to dose evenly.
Formula origin often unclear.
Promises can outpace what the formula delivers.
Thoughtfully formulated for antioxidant support and daily skincare.
Vitamin C, vitamin E, and ferulic acid working together.
15% L-ascorbic acid, 1% alpha tocopherol, 0.5% ferulic acid on the label.
Hyaluronic acid built into the formula.
Amber glass bottle that shields it from light.
Dropper for controlled application.
Formulated by plastic surgeon Dr. Javad Sajan.
Clear about its role: antioxidant defense, brightening, and hydration.
Vitamin C formulas can differ in strength, ingredients, and packaging.
Vitamin C alone, with less backup.
Strength often unclear.
Can feel tight on the skin.
Packaging varies.
Easy to over- or under-apply.
Little medical input.
Results can be inconsistent.
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Read ArticleA ferulic acid serum is an antioxidant serum built around ferulic acid, a plant-derived antioxidant. It is most often paired with vitamin C and vitamin E, the combination used in this formula.
Ferulic acid supports and stabilizes vitamin C and E, so the three work as a team. Used consistently, a ferulic acid vitamin C serum helps skin look brighter, smoother, and more even while adding daily antioxidant defense.
Cleanse, then apply a few drops from the dropper to the face and neck. Let it absorb, then follow with moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher in the morning. Keep it away from the eyes.
Morning is the ideal time, after cleansing and before moisturizer and sunscreen. Applied then, the antioxidants work alongside daily SPF.
Vitamin C alone is a strong antioxidant. Adding vitamin E and ferulic acid creates a trio that works together, which gives fuller antioxidant support than one ingredient on its own.
“Best” depends on skin and goals. A strong choice lists clear percentages, includes vitamin C, vitamin E, and ferulic acid, and comes in a light-protective bottle. Ferulic Acid Serum has all of these, plus hyaluronic acid.
Most people can build up to daily use. Starting every other day gives skin time to adjust. If redness, stinging, or peeling appears, cutting back is the next step.
Several strong actives at once can irritate skin. A common approach is vitamin C and ferulic acid in the morning, with retinol at night. When an acid toner is part of the routine, alternating nights helps skin adjust. Adding one new product at a time makes reactions easier to trace.