Nenel Vitamin C Face Serum is formulated to brighten and even out the complexion while addressing acne, dark spots and signs of ageing. The serum combines lemon extract (a source of vitamin C), cucumber extract, aloe vera, tea tree oil and a preservative (phenoxyethanol). Its lightweight texture makes it suitable for men and women of all skin types.
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Lemon extract (vitamin C and citric acid) |
Provides natural vitamin C to brighten dull skin and reduce hyperpigmentation. Lemon’s acidity gives astringent and exfoliating properties that reduce oiliness and help treat acne[1]. |
Healthline notes that lemon juice has astringent qualities that decrease inflammation and oil, citric acid (an AHA) helps break down dead skin cells and vitamin C acts as an antioxidant to protect collagen and lighten age spots[1]. |
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Cucumber extract |
Delivers hydration and a cooling effect; the juice reduces swelling and soothes irritated, acne‑prone skin[2]. Cucumber’s vitamin C and folic acid content helps diminish puffiness and redness[3]. |
Healthline explains that cooled cucumber can de‑puff the eye area and soothe damaged skin due to its vitamin C and folic acid content[3]. The article also notes that cucumber masks benefit irritated and acne‑prone skin and help dilute potent essential oils like tea tree oil[4]. |
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Aloe vera extract |
Provides hydration, reduces inflammation and supports healing. The gel’s anti‑inflammatory and antibacterial compounds soothe skin and promote new cell growth[5]. |
WebMD states that aloe vera reduces swelling, relieves redness and itchiness and promotes new skin cell growth, making it useful for acne and minor burns[5]. |
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Tea tree oil |
Offers antibacterial, antifungal and antioxidant properties; helps reduce acne by targeting bacteria and reducing inflammation[6]. |
Healthline notes that tea tree oil’s antibacterial and antifungal effects may reduce acne, and its anti‑inflammatory properties can enhance healing[6]. |
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Brightening and pigmentation reduction: Vitamin C from lemon extract is a potent antioxidant that inhibits melanin production. Healthline reports that lemon juice’s vitamin C may help lighten age spots and acne scars while protecting collagen[1].
Oil control and exfoliation: The natural citric acid in lemon acts as a gentle alpha‑hydroxy acid (AHA), breaking down dead skin cells and reducing excess oil, which can help unclog pores[1].
Hydration and soothing: Cucumber extract supplies water and vitamins that cool and soothe irritated skin. The juice reduces swelling and puffiness around the eyes and can be mixed with other ingredients to calm acne‑prone skin[3][4].
Acne control: Tea tree oil offers antibacterial and antifungal activity. Healthline cites research showing that tea tree oil may reduce acne by lowering bacterial counts and decreasing inflammation[6]. Cucumber’s ability to dilute essential oils helps prevent irritation when tea tree oil is present[4].
Skin healing: Aloe vera extract soothes redness and supports the regeneration of new skin cells[5]. Combined with the antioxidants in lemon and tea tree oil, the serum aids healing of minor blemishes and promotes a smoother skin texture.
Cleanse your face thoroughly and pat dry.
Apply 2–3 drops of Nenel Vitamin C Face Serum onto fingertips. Gently pat and spread it over the face and neck, avoiding the eye area. Do not rub vigorously.
Follow with moisturiser after the serum is absorbed. Use once daily, preferably at night. If using in the morning, apply sunscreen afterwards because vitamin C and citric acid can make skin more sensitive to UV light.
Patch test on a small area (such as behind the ear) and discontinue if irritation occurs.
Because the serum contains citrus extracts and tea tree oil, sensitive individuals may experience redness or stinging. Always patch test and introduce the serum gradually. Avoid direct sun exposure after application and use broad‑spectrum sunscreen. Do not apply to broken skin. Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult a healthcare professional before using products containing essential oils. Keep out of reach of children.
Q: Can vitamin C serum cause sun sensitivity?
Vitamin C itself is photo‑protective, but citrus extracts can make skin more sensitive to UV light; always wear sunscreen.
Q: Is the serum suitable for oily skin?
Yes. Lemon’s astringent properties and tea tree oil help control oil and bacteria, while cucumber and aloe prevent excessive dryness.
Q: Does the serum lighten skin colour?
It may lighten dark spots and post‑acne marks through its AHA activity and antioxidant effects but will not dramatically change your natural skin tone.
Q: Can I mix it with other serums?
Avoid using it simultaneously with strong chemical exfoliants or retinoids to prevent irritation. Use at different times of day if combining treatments.
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[1] Lemon on Face: Health Benefits, Uses, and Side Effects
https://www.healthline.com/health/lemon-for-face
[2] [3] [4] 12 Ways to Use Cucumber for Calm, Hydrated Skin
https://www.healthline.com/health/beauty-skin-care/cucumber-for-skin
[5] Aloe Vera: Health Benefits, Common Uses, Side Effects, and Risks
https://www.webmd.com/diet/supplement-guide-aloe-vera
[6] 14 Benefits and Uses for Tea Tree Oil
