Major Fade Active Seal Moisturizer.

"It's called the Active Seal. This is a moisturizer, which is really interesting because I really enjoyed it. The texture is lovely, and what I really liked is it simplified my routine. Combining a moisturizer with vitamin C just makes so much sense because I was able to use less product. I was able to eliminate a serum from my routine. This is absolutely a product I would buy again, just not right now because I have so many other moisturizers that are open and ready for use, and I have tons of vitamin C products that are open and ready for use."

"The Dr. Idriss Major Fade Active Seal surprised me. I really liked the texture and the efficiency. It's a moisturizer and a vitamin C in one step, and that makes such good sense. It felt elegant and it was obviously easy. I will definitely buy this again, I'm just not buying it immediately. I have other moisturizers and I have other vitamin C products open and I don't want to duplicate the categories. So this is more of a delayed, not a dismissed."

"I go in with the Dr. Idriss Major Fade Active Seal Moisturizer, which is a two-in-one moisturizer with added benefits of vitamin C. [...] The vitamin C in here can be used twice a day, even after you exfoliate."

"Tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, for example, which is in the Dr. Idriss Major Fade Active Seal. This is a two-in-one vitamin C moisturizer, but more than that, it also has ferulic acid, resorcinol, ceramides and peptides, so it's going to help to strengthen your skin barrier while brightening your skin. So that is one of my favorite ones."

"Dr. Idriss Major Fade Active Seal Moisturizer is my favorite. [...] It has tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, which is not the active form of vitamin C, and it comes in a gel moisturizer, so you can use this twice a day, in the morning and [...] at night with a retinol, and not be afraid of irritating your skin. I get 24 hours of vitamin C on my skin, in the morning and at night, to help with the look of any sort of brown spots, discoloration, hyperpigmentation. It's glycerin based. There's no hyaluronic acid in my moisturizer, and that's on purpose. [...] I intentionally did not put HA in my line because [...] you don't need it, since you're going to get it through other products."

"Now I have the pleasure of using a lab sample that just came to me today. [...] Normally it's half a pump to the face, that is all you need. The reason I love my Active Seal by Dr. Idriss is because it has vitamin C, not the L-ascorbic acid form of vitamin C, because that you probably would not want to use with the copper peptides from the Allies of Skin. It has the tetra form of vitamin C, also known as tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, which you can easily use with copper peptides because it does not get oxidized the same way that L-ascorbic acid does, and it can easily be used with peptides. My motto in life is consistency over intensity. I'd much rather you use something slowly, longer term, and incorporate that ingredient over time so that your skin can benefit from it long term without blowing your face up in the process, getting irritated, inflaming your skin barrier, and not being able to tolerate the ingredient."

"The Active Seal Moisturizer is a moisturizer where you're sealing it all in, and it has vitamin C, so if I'm using the Active Seal I will not use a vitamin C serum because it has enough vitamin C in the moisturizer, which gives me more room for exploration with other serums that can work with vitamin C. [...] If you're using a moisturizer with actives, make sure you're not double dipping with the serum game and the actives in your moisturizer."

"This is where I like to incorporate vitamin C, because you get the two in one. It minimizes the step of having to invest in a simple vitamin C serum, but you can also use a vitamin C while hydrating your skin in the process. So that is what I did with the Major Fade Active Seal. It has a vitamin C ester in it, plus peptides and ceramides to lock in hydration. The weight of this moisturizer is relatively lightweight so that it can fit most skin types, but it is extremely silky and smooth on application on the skin."

"In the morning I use the Dr. Idriss Major Fade Active Seal, which is my vitamin C moisturizer with ceramides. [...] At night, I seal in my retinol and my serum with my Active Seal. [...] If I need more moisture, I will layer underneath a hydrating serum, or I will layer a thicker moisturizer on top."

"This is my Dr. Idriss Major Fade Active Seal. [...] This is a gel moisturizer that is relatively lightweight. It is meant to moisturize but it's meant to deliver vitamin C as well as ceramides to help with your overall skin barrier health and to deliver antioxidants as well as peptides to help even out your skin tone. So [...] this is a brightening moisturizer that you can layer one of these underneath or on top of if it is very dry. So in the wintertime, for example, I will use this at night and then I'll put the diaper rash cream, or I will use this on top of it in order to really lock the moisture in."

"This is not just a vitamin C moisturizer. It is a vitamin C moisturizer with glutathione to really help to fortify the vitamin C aspect of this moisturizer. It has tetrahexyldecorbate which is the quiet form of vitamin C. So you can use this twice a day and you can use it with a retinol at night and that is going to boost the effects of the retinol without making it irritating for you. Additionally, [...] there are other actives in this moisturizer. It also has an ingredient known as forbutal resourcenol which rivals hydroquinone in the studies that were presented to us by the raw ingredient suppliers. And so that means it is going to help to brighten your skin as well. Additionally, I threw in some peptides as well as ceramides to help to strengthen your skin barrier health. This one retails for $58."

"Dr. Idriss's Major Fade Active Seal is a lightweight gel moisturizer with a form of vitamin C that you can use twice a day, with a retinol or after exfoliating. I absolutely love this and have been using it for 3 years."