H.A. Supreme Vita Brightening Concentrate Serum
Hada Labo
Hada Labo's layered hyaluronic acids with a brightening addition.
- Key actives
- Hyaluronic acid · Vitamin C derivative
- Skin goals
- Hydration · Pigmentation
- Size
- 30 ml
- Approx. price
- $39
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H.A. Supreme Vita Brightening Concentrate Serum is a serum from Hada Labo (Japan), 30 ml. Key actives: Hyaluronic acid, Vitamin C derivative.
Typically bought for: hydration, pigmentation. Price is approximate and changes with promotions — the button above opens the shop page with the current one.
Frequently asked
How do I layer a hyaluronic acid serum?
Apply it to damp skin after cleansing and toner, then seal it with moisturizer so the water does not evaporate. Skipping that last step can leave skin feeling tighter instead of softer.
Is a vitamin C derivative gentler than pure vitamin C?
Derivatives are generally more stable and less irritating than ascorbic acid, though they tend to work more slowly. That trade-off often suits sensitive skin.
Can I use this serum with retinol?
Yes, a hydrating serum with a vitamin C derivative usually layers fine with a nighttime retinoid. If you get flaking, move the serum to your morning routine.
How long does a 30 ml bottle last?
This is a concentrated serum used sparingly, so 30 ml generally covers two to three months of daily use. If plain hydration is all you want, Hada Labo's basic lotion does that for less.
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