AntipodesDiem Vitamin C Pigment-Correcting Water Cream Mini 15 ml

Meet your desire for even-toned skin perfection with this Vitamin C face moisturizer formulated with high-performance peptides that help address pigmentation, age spots, and discoloration. The result: radiant, even, perfected skin.

Skin Benefits

Re-energise dull skin with this daytime formulation that features Kakadu plum, nature’s richest source of Vitamin C, for a bright, youthful-looking visage. Plant hyaluronic acid joins bakuchiol – a natural alternative to retinol – to deliver a plumped, fresh appearance. With refreshing fragrance of vanilla pod and mandarin, Diem is suited to all skin types.

Scientific Validation

With peptides, scientifically shown to help target pigmentation*. *Melanostatine™ 5 Kakadu plum has been shown to contain up to 100 times the level of Vitamin C in oranges. (Up to 5300mg/100g versus up to 53mg/100g of oranges)

Credentials

This natural water cream moisturiser is certified vegan by the UK Vegetarian Society, the oldest and most respected vegetarian organisation in the world. Antipodes is committed to repurposing, reusing and recycling, including using recyclable boxes made from 100% biodegradable cardboard derived from sustainable forests as well as glass bottles, aluminium tubes and printing with 100% eco ink from vegetables.

Ingredients
Kakadu plum
With 100 times the level of Vitamin C in oranges, this potent superfruit contains the world’s highest natural levels of Vitamin C to help brighten skin, boost collagen, address pigmentation and defend against damage that can lead to early aging.

Bakuchiol

A gentle, natural retinol alternative, sustainably sourced from the leaves and stem of the babchi plant. Bakuchiol contributes to smoother, firmer skin and contains anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

Use:
Use this tone correcting moisturiser every morning. First cleanse, then apply a few drops of Glow Ritual Vitamin C Serum for glowing skin. Gently massage Diem into your face, neck and décolletage using upward strokes.