Clear Glow Stabilized Vitamin C Serum
Clear Glow Stabilized Vitamin C Serum
Clear Glow Stabilized Vitamin C Serum
Clear Glow Stabilized Vitamin C Serum
Clear Glow Stabilized Vitamin C Serum
Clear Glow Stabilized Vitamin C Serum
Clear Glow Stabilized Vitamin C Serum

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Clear Glow Stabilized Vitamin C Serum

The Vitamin C Serum for those with Rosacea

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Try Clear Glow for 90 days. Risk-free. If your skin isn't visibly calmer, we refund you in full — even if the bottles are empty.
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90-Day Guarantee

If it stings, if it doesn't calm your skin — full refund.

Use Clear Glow for up to 90 days. If it irritates your skin, if the brightness doesn't show up, if it doesn't do what every other vitamin C serum couldn't — email us and we'll refund you in full. You don't need to send anything back. The risk is on us.

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Tracked delivery in 5–9 business days. Shipping calculated at checkout.

Refunds processed within 5 working days of approval. Customer support replies within 24 hours, Monday–Friday.

Full ingredients

12 active ingredients — every one chosen to deliver vitamin C benefits without the acidity that burns reactive skin.

  • Acetamidoethoxyethanol 5%Soothes and calms reactive skin
  • Betaine 2%Deep hydration, reduces irritation
  • Glyceryl Glucoside 2%Locks in moisture, supports skin barrier
  • Portulaca Oleracea Extract 1%Anti-inflammatory, calms redness
  • Phloretin 0.5%Antioxidant, enhances vitamin C delivery
  • Silybum Marianum Extract 0.5%Milk thistle — protects against irritation
  • Glycyrrhetinic Acid 0.5%Licorice derivative, calms inflammation
  • Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract 0.5%Green tea — antioxidant protection
  • Tetrahydrodiferuloylmethane 0.2%Curcumin derivative, anti-inflammatory
  • Aminopropyl Ascorbyl Phosphate 0.1%Vitamin C — the non-acidic form
  • Tremella Snow Mushroom Extract 0.1%Holds moisture deep in the skin
  • Dimethylmethoxy Chromanol 0.05%Powerful antioxidant, protects against damage

Free from

No L-ascorbic acid No fragrance No drying alcohol No essential oils No niacinamide
Can I use it with my current routine?

Yes. Clear Glow is designed to fit into any existing skincare routine. Apply after cleansing, before moisturiser. It layers well and won't interfere with your other products.

If you're using prescription treatments (such as azelaic acid, metronidazole, or ivermectin), Clear Glow can be used alongside them — but leave a few minutes between applications. If you're unsure, check with your dermatologist.

If you're using another vitamin C serum: swap it out. You don't need both — and the one you're using now is likely the one that's been burning you.

How to use it

Starting off: Only add one new product to your routine at a time. Patch test on a small area first to see how your skin reacts, then move to daily application. Use consistently for 2–3 weeks before adding anything else. If all signs are good, you're set for regular use.

Regular use: Apply up to twice a day, morning and night, to slightly damp skin. Follow with your moisturiser and SPF. Our formula is compatible with a wide variety of moisturisers, creams and sunscreens.

Why we say patch test first: We built this for reactive skin, and we're confident it won't sting — but we know you've been burned before. We'd rather you go in trusting your own skin than trusting our word.

Why It Works

It was never the vitamin C. It was the acid.

Most serums use L-ascorbic acid. It's cheap and common — but it's too acidic for rosacea skin. That's why they all burned you. Clear Glow uses a different form entirely.

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Most Vitamin C Serums

✕ Use L-ascorbic acid — too acidic for reactive skin
✕ "Gentle" versions are the same acid, just less of it
✕ Stinging, peeling, worse redness the next morning
✓

Dermora Clear Glow

✓ Uses aminopropyl ascorbyl phosphate — a completely different form of vitamin C, not the acid
✓ Built for reactive, rosacea-prone skin from the ground up
✓ Same brightening, same even tone — without the burn

You didn't fail at vitamin C. Every serum you tried failed you.
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What To Expect When You Finally Try It

You've been burned before — literally. Here's what actually happens when you use a vitamin C that doesn't use the acid.

Day 1: The Sting That Never Comes
No stinging, no burning, no bracing for the worst
Vitamin C sitting on your skin and doing its job — not fighting it
9 out of 10 reactive-skin testers reported zero irritation on first application.
Week 1–2: The Brightness Arrives
Skin starts to look brighter and more luminous
Tone looking more even — redness calmer instead of angrier
The glow everyone else gets from vitamin C — finally showing up on your face, without the punishment.
Week 3–4: The Difference Others Notice
People start asking what you changed
Skin looks calmer and more even than it has in years
"My sister asked if I'd had a facial." — That was just her skin, finally getting what everyone else's gets from vitamin C.
Week 6+: The Glow That Stays
Brighter, more even, calmer — and staying that way
Vitamin C doing what it was always supposed to — without the acid that kept you from having it
If it stings, if it doesn't calm your skin — full refund. The guarantee covers the full timeline because we know what happens when you give it the time.
90
Day
Guarantee

If it stings, if it doesn't calm your skin — full refund.

You've been burned by vitamin C before. We know that. So we built the guarantee around the thing you're most afraid of. If Clear Glow stings, if it irritates your skin, if the brightness and the even tone don't show up — you get every penny back. No questions, no returns required. 90 days to see the glow everyone else gets from vitamin C, without the acid that kept you from having it.
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Recommended by dermatologists

Dermatologists Are Recommending A Different Vitamin C For Rosacea

Dr. Katherine Ellis

Dr. Katherine Ellis

Consultant Dermatologist, Rosacea Specialist

"Rosacea skin has a compromised barrier and chronic inflammation. L-ascorbic acid — the form in most serums — is far too acidic for that environment. It triggers flares, not results. Aminopropyl ascorbyl phosphate works at a pH rosacea skin can actually tolerate, so my patients finally get the brightening and tone correction without the flare-ups that made them give up on vitamin C in the first place."

Dr. James Thornton

Dr. James Thornton

Dermatologist & Cosmetic Skin Researcher

"Rosacea patients need vitamin C more than most — their skin is under constant oxidative stress from the chronic inflammation. But the standard form makes the inflammation worse. What makes this formulation interesting for rosacea specifically is that it pairs a non-acidic vitamin C with anti-inflammatory actives. You're treating the oxidative damage and calming the skin at the same time, instead of trading one for the other."

Dr. Priya Nair

Dr. Priya Nair

Clinical Dermatologist, 18 Years' Practice

"With rosacea, the blood vessels are already dilated and the barrier is already weakened. Putting an acidic serum on top of that is adding insult to injury — literally. My patients who've switched to a non-acidic derivative aren't just avoiding flares. Their redness is calmer, their tone is more even, and they're getting the protective antioxidant benefits that rosacea skin desperately needs but could never tolerate before."
FAQ Section

Things you're probably wondering

Your questions, answered honestly.

Because the problem was never the vitamin C — it was the acid. Almost every serum on the market uses L-ascorbic acid, which sits at a pH of 2–3. That level of acidity is what burns rosacea skin. Clear Glow uses aminopropyl ascorbyl phosphate — a completely different form of vitamin C with a skin-friendly pH. It's not the same acid turned down. It's a different molecule entirely, and it's why this one doesn't sting.
Most "gentle" vitamin C serums are still L-ascorbic acid — just at a lower concentration. Same acid, smaller dose. Your skin was still reacting to the acidity, not the amount. Clear Glow doesn't use L-ascorbic acid at all. That's the difference. Not gentler — different.
Most women notice the absence of stinging from the very first application — that's the immediate confirmation that this form doesn't burn. The brightness and more even tone typically show up within the first two weeks. By week four to six, people around you start to notice. We'd rather be honest about the timeline than overpromise.
Yes. Apply Clear Glow to slightly damp skin after cleansing, then follow with your moisturiser and SPF as normal. It layers well and won't interfere with your other products. If you're currently using another vitamin C serum, swap it out — that's likely the one that's been burning you.
Yes. Clear Glow is compatible with common rosacea prescriptions like azelaic acid, metronidazole, and ivermectin. Just leave a few minutes between applications. If you're unsure, check with your dermatologist — but the formula was designed to work alongside existing routines, not replace them.
This was our concern too. The catch with most non-acidic derivatives is that they're too weak to deliver real results. Aminopropyl ascorbyl phosphate is different — it delivers vitamin C to the skin at a level that brightens and evens tone, just without the acidity that punishes rosacea skin for wanting it. Same glow. No fire.
You're covered by a 90-day money-back guarantee. If it stings, if it doesn't calm your skin, if the brightness doesn't show up — you get every penny back. No questions, no returns required. You've spent years being burned by serums that promised they'd be different. This time the only thing at risk is a refund.
Yes — and we're the ones telling you to. Apply a small amount to your inner wrist or behind your ear, wait 24 hours, and see how your skin responds. We built this for reactive skin and we're confident it won't sting, but we know you've been burned before. We'd rather you go in trusting your own skin than trusting our word.
Verified Reviews

What women like you are saying.

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★★★★★ ✓ Verified Buyer

The first vitamin C that didn't set my face on fire.

I'd completely given up on vitamin C. Every single serum I tried — even the "gentle" ones, even the expensive derivatives — burned within minutes. My rosacea would flare for days afterwards. I'd accepted that vitamin C just wasn't for skin like mine. A friend told me the problem wasn't the vitamin C but the acid most serums use, and sent me to Clear Glow. I put it on bracing for the sting. It never came. Three weeks in and my skin is brighter than it's been in years. No burn. No flare. Just the glow everyone else gets. I could cry.

Marianne K., 46 Verified after 6 weeks of use 👍 312 found this helpful
★★★★★ ✓ Verified

No sting. Genuinely no sting.

That's all I needed to know. After years of every serum burning my cheeks, I put this on and nothing happened. No redness, no irritation. Just vitamin C finally sitting on my skin and doing its job.

Sarah H., 413 weeks ago
★★★★★ ✓ Verified

My sister asked if I'd had a facial.

About four weeks in. I hadn't. That was just my skin getting what everyone else's gets from vitamin C. Brighter, more even. Calmer instead of angrier. I've already bought a second bottle.

Rachel D., 392 weeks ago
★★★★★ ✓ Verified

Tried the "gentle" ones. They still burned. This didn't.

I'd tried three different vitamin C derivatives that claimed to be suitable for sensitive skin. Every one flared me up. Turns out they were all still L-ascorbic acid based. Clear Glow uses something different entirely. Zero irritation from day one.

Joanne T., 521 week ago
★★★★☆ ✓ Verified

Brightness took a couple of weeks, but no burn from day one.

The glow wasn't instant — took about two weeks to really show up. But what mattered most was that first application where nothing stung. After twelve years of rosacea, that alone was worth the price.

Catherine M., 445 days ago
★★★★★ ✓ Verified

I stopped watching everyone else enjoy vitamin C.

Every skincare routine online has a vitamin C serum in it. Every friend swears by theirs. I'd given up trying because my skin hated all of them. This is the first one that let me in. The even tone, the brightness — I finally get it.

Helen R., 481 week ago
★★★★★ ✓ Verified

It wasn't my skin. It was the acid.

I always thought vitamin C just wasn't for people like me. Turns out the problem was L-ascorbic acid, not vitamin C itself. This uses a completely different form and my rosacea hasn't reacted once. Six weeks in and my tone is more even than it's been in years.

Anna P., 372 weeks ago
★★★★★ ✓ Verified

Put it on. Braced for the sting. It never came.

That sentence from the website is exactly what happened to me. I stood in the bathroom waiting for the burn and it just never showed up. A month later my skin looks brighter and calmer. I feel like I've been given something back.

Laura S., 436 days ago
★★★★★ ✓ Verified

Same glow. No fire.

The brightness everyone talks about with vitamin C? It's here. But without the part that punished me for wanting it. Three drops, every evening, no drama. My skin just glows now.

Margaret W., 554 days ago