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GUESS Bella Vita Paradiso Liquid Eau De Parfum For Women - 100Ml
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₹602MRP ₹795(24% OFF)
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Velleja Advanced 15% Vitamin C Face Serum is a 30 ml serum designed for glowing skin. With a mid-range vitamin C strength and a budget-friendly price, it suits people who want to try a noticeable vitamin C step without paying premium-brand prices.
Velleja is a newer name in the Indian serum market, and its Advanced 15% Vitamin C Face Serum keeps the pitch simple. The title tells us three things: it contains 15% vitamin C, the bottle holds 30 ml, and it is aimed at glowing skin. Everything else, including the vitamin C form, supporting ingredients and texture, needs to be checked on the listing.
Fifteen per cent is a popular middle ground. It is strong enough that many users notice a brighter look over time, while generally being easier to tolerate than 20% formulas. Still, everyone's skin is different, and sensitive types may feel tingling, so a slow start is wise.
With newer or lesser-known brands, it is especially worth reading the ingredient list carefully. Look for the vitamin C type, any fragrance or essential oils, and the presence of stabilising antioxidants. Packaging also matters: dark or opaque bottles help protect vitamin C from light.
In Indian routines, vitamin C typically goes on in the morning, under moisturiser and sunscreen. On humid days, oily skin may need only a light gel on top. During dry months, a cream helps prevent tightness. Never skip sunscreen, as UV exposure undoes much of what a brightening serum tries to achieve.
Compared with big-brand vitamin C serums, Velleja's appeal is mainly price. That can be a good way to see whether vitamin C suits you before investing more. If you see no change after two to three months of consistent use with SPF, it may be worth trying a different formula or seeking dermatologist advice.
Keep the bottle away from heat and sunlight, close it tightly after each use and watch for a strong colour change. A 30 ml bottle used daily should last roughly two to three months, which is a sensible window for vitamin C freshness.
If you plan to use makeup on top, let the serum dry for a couple of minutes first. Some vitamin C formulas can feel slightly sticky, which may cause foundation to pill.
It was listed around ₹602 against an MRP of ₹795 at the time of writing. Confirm the seller, manufacturing date and expiry, patch test for 24 to 48 hours, and consult a doctor before use if pregnant or treating severe acne.
At 15%, it is a mid-range strength. Beginners can use it but should start on alternate days after a patch test and increase slowly if their skin feels comfortable.
Yes, vitamin C can be used at night, though many prefer mornings under sunscreen. Avoid combining it with strong exfoliants or retinoids in the same routine at first.
Serums are usually lightweight, but check the listing for the texture and any oils. Oily skin users can follow with a gel moisturiser and gel sunscreen.
A strong shift to dark orange or brown, or a changed smell, may mean the vitamin C has degraded. Store it in a cool, dark place to slow oxidation.