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PilgrimPilgrim 15% Vitamin C Serum 20 ml for Glowing Skin with Ferulic Acid & Kakadu Plum Advanced Dark Spot Correcto

₹773MRP ₹1,190(35% OFF)

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Pilgrim's 15% Vitamin C Serum is a 20 ml formula with ferulic acid and Kakadu plum, positioned as an advanced dark spot corrector for glowing skin. It suits people who want a step up from beginner vitamin C, with antioxidant partners in the mix.

This is a different product from Pilgrim's 10% vitamin C serum. The title describes a 15% vitamin C serum in a 20 ml bottle, combined with ferulic acid and Kakadu plum. It is positioned for glowing skin and as an advanced dark spot corrector, making it the more intensive option in the brand's vitamin C line-up.

Ferulic acid is an antioxidant often paired with vitamin C, as it is commonly discussed for supporting the stability and performance of vitamin C formulas. Kakadu plum is an Australian fruit known as a natural source of vitamin C. Together, they create an antioxidant-rich blend, though the exact form of vitamin C is not named in the title.

A 20 ml bottle is a smart size for vitamin C, since it is likely to be used up before significant oxidation. Keep it in a cool, dark place, close the cap firmly, and watch for colour changes. If the serum turns dark brown, it may have lost effectiveness.

At 15%, the strength is moderate to strong. If you have used 10% serums comfortably, this can be a logical next step. First-time users should start on alternate days. Apply in the morning after cleansing, follow with moisturiser, and always finish with broad-spectrum sunscreen.

Indian skin is prone to post-inflammatory marks after acne, bites or minor injuries. A vitamin C serum may help reduce their look over weeks, but only if new sun damage is avoided. Treat sunscreen as part of the treatment, not an optional extra.

Compared with single-ingredient vitamin C serums, the addition of ferulic acid gives this formula an edge for people who want a classic antioxidant pairing. It was listed around ₹773 against an MRP of ₹1,190 at the time of writing.

Kakadu plum is sometimes highlighted for its natural vitamin C content, but the main brightening work here comes from the 15% vitamin C itself. Do not expect the fruit extract alone to change much. What will matter is daily, consistent use, a simple supporting routine and patience across at least six to eight weeks, with photos to check progress honestly.

Confirm the seller and expiry, patch test for 24 to 48 hours, and consult a dermatologist for melasma, severe acne or during pregnancy.

  • 15% vitamin C as stated in the title
  • 20 ml bottle
  • Contains ferulic acid
  • Includes Kakadu plum
  • Positioned as an advanced dark spot corrector
  • Use under daily broad-spectrum sunscreen

Who it suits

  • Users stepping up from 10% vitamin C
  • Normal, oily and combination skin
  • Post-acne marks and dullness
  • Morning antioxidant routines

How to use

  1. Patch test for 24 to 48 hours.
  2. Cleanse and pat skin dry.
  3. Apply 3 to 4 drops to face and neck.
  4. Allow it to absorb.
  5. Apply moisturiser.
  6. Finish with sunscreen and reapply outdoors.

Specifications

Brand
Pilgrim
Occasion
Everyday, Party, Gifting

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from Pilgrim's 10% vitamin C serum?+

This version lists 15% vitamin C plus ferulic acid and Kakadu plum, and is positioned as a dark spot corrector. It is a stronger option for people already comfortable with vitamin C.

What does ferulic acid do?+

Ferulic acid is an antioxidant commonly paired with vitamin C. It is often discussed for supporting vitamin C's stability and antioxidant performance.

Can sensitive skin use it?+

At 15%, sensitive skin may tingle. Patch test first and use on alternate days to begin. Stop if redness or burning persists.

When should I apply it?+

Morning use is common, under moisturiser and sunscreen. You can also use it at night, but avoid layering with strong exfoliants or retinoids at first.

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