How I got to Cejuvenation

Have you ever splurged on an expensive Vitamin C serum but notice it has a strange orange color and realize (after a few weeks) it does nothing for your skin? 

I have and that’s why I created Cejuvenation.

And in my case, the Ascorbic Acid in my pricey Vitamin C serum turned orange because it had oxidized and oxidized Ascorbic Acid becomes useless and potentially bad for your skin. 

But here's the thing.

If I was a chemist, I would have known Ascorbic Acid is an unstable form of Vitamin C that can oxidize rapidly when exposed to light and air. I would have also known that there are stable forms of Vitamin C, like Ethyl Ascorbic Acid.  

So, instead of getting upset, I read hundreds of Vitamin C research papers, learned about formulation chemistry and talked with dermatologists. Three years later, I created Cejuvenation with Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, a stable and gentle form of Vitamin C.

I hope you like Cejuvenation as much as I do.

Robin Cole, Owner/Formulator
Cejuvenation, LLC