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The CE Ferulic for combination/oily skin. Phloretin CF replaces tocopherol with phloretin (an apple-derived antioxidant), keeping the 10% L-ascorbic acid + 0.5% ferulic acid backbone but with a lighter, less oil-leaning texture. Better for oily, combination, and acne-prone skin where CE Ferulic feels heavy. Same antioxidant network in the basket — vitamin C primary, phloretin secondary, ferulic stabilising — and the same 4 a.m. orange-mid-tone shift that signals oxidation when it's gone too far. Not cheaper than CE Ferulic but worth it if your skin pushes back against the original.
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Phloretin CF by SkinCeuticals is formulated for combination, oily, normal skin. The CE Ferulic for combination/oily skin. Phloretin CF replaces tocopherol with phloretin (an apple-derived antioxidant), keeping the 10% L-ascorbic acid + 0.5% ferulic acid backbone but with a lighter, less oil-leaning texture. Better for oily, combination, and acne-prone skin where CE Ferulic feels heavy. Same antioxidant network in the basket — vitamin C primary, phloretin secondary, ferulic stabilising — and the same 4 a.m. orange-mid-tone shift that signals oxidation when it's gone too far. Not cheaper than CE Ferulic but worth it if your skin pushes back against the original.
The key active ingredients in Phloretin CF are Vitamin C, Ferulic Acid. It's known for: proper L-ascorbic acid antioxidant serum at SkinCeuticals quality and lighter, faster-absorbing texture than CE Ferulic.
Yes, Phloretin CF targets dullness, hyperpigmentation, fine lines. proper L-ascorbic acid antioxidant serum at SkinCeuticals quality
Phloretin CF retails for around $182, which places it in the premium range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: expensive — full retail in line with CE Ferulic; oxidises with the same 6–8 month timeline if not stored cool; L-ascorbic acid scent is detectable.
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