C and E: the vitamins your skin needs

FACE C Vitamin Booster is pure natural vitamin C by the drop. Vitamin C is a collagen booster that supports the skin's elasticity, and a powerful antioxidant that works on dark spots, evens out skin tone and reduces fine lines. Using it is simple: 1–2 drops in your day or night cream, or straight into your serum. You can also use the drops on their own, applied directly to dark spots. The only rule: do not use in the sun.

FACE E Vitamin Booster is made from tocopherols from sunflower oil, considered to contain the purest vitamin E available. Vitamin E blocks free radicals, loosens dead skin cells, reduces fine lines and tightens open pores. Sunflower oil also has antibacterial properties, so the booster suits both sensitive and oily skin. Try it as an evening treatment: 2–3 drops in cream or serum four evenings in a row, then every other evening.

If you want a simpler route to the same effect, FACE Glow Vitamin Serum is packed with fresh vitamins A, C and E along with carrot seed oil and organic avocado oil, which nourishes and soothes the skin without clogging; especially good for skin with eczema or psoriasis. The serum evens out skin tone, maintains the skin's elasticity and is 82% organically grown. One step, evening or morning, on its own or under a cream.

Boosters don't replace the basic routine. They amplify it. Start with cleanser, serum and cream, then add the drops where your skin needs them most: C for glow and spots, E for lines and nourishment.

• Vitamin C can be used daily, evening or morning: 1–2 drops in Face Day & Night cream, the serums or Face Eye Cream. Do not use in the sun.
• Vitamin E is an evening treatment: 2–3 drops in cream or serum four evenings in a row and then every other evening, which comes to about three to four evenings a week.
• Yes, you can mix C and E. The two vitamins support each other, and research shows they work better together than on their own. Both boosters are in jojoba oil, so the drops blend well into the same cream or serum.