Antioxidante Hidratante

Antioxidante Hidratante by Sallve is formulated for all, normal, combination, dry skin. Sallve's Antioxidante Hidratante is what happens when a Brazilian DTC brand tries to pack every evidence-based antioxidant into one tube — and mostly succeeds. Niacinamide (brightening + barrier), ascorbyl palmitate (stable vitamin C ester), resveratrol (polyphenol antioxidant), tocopherol + tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E in two forms), caffeine (anti-puffiness + microcirculation), bisabolol (soothing), carnosine (anti-glycation peptide), and pomegranate seed oil (ellagic acid antioxidant). That's eight distinct antioxidant mechanisms in one product. The gel-serum texture is built for the Brazilian climate: propanediol + glycerin hydration without the heavy feel of cream-based formulas. At ~$22 (R$110 locally) for 40ml, the price-to-active ratio is exceptional — this is Sallve's strategy of making evidence-based skincare accessible to the Brazilian mass market. The trade-off is that each active is likely at lower concentrations than a dedicated single-active serum, but for a one-step antioxidant routine, this covers an unusually wide spectrum.

The key active ingredients in Antioxidante Hidratante are Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide, Vitamin C, Resveratrol, Vitamin E (Tocopherol). It's known for: Eight distinct antioxidant actives across five mechanisms — unusually comprehensive for a single product and Niacinamide + vitamin C derivative coexist in a stable formulation — no pH conflict.

Yes, Antioxidante Hidratante targets dullness, hyperpigmentation, fine lines. Eight distinct antioxidant actives across five mechanisms — unusually comprehensive for a single product

Antioxidante Hidratante retails for around $22, which places it in the budget range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.

The main drawbacks to be aware of: Ascorbyl palmitate is one of the weaker vitamin C derivatives — less potent than L-AA or ethyl ascorbic acid; So many actives likely means each is at low concentration — won't match a dedicated niacinamide or C serum; 37-ingredient INCI is long for a "simple" serum — more potential for sensitization.