THD Vitamin C
Oil-soluble vitamin C; lipid-phase brightening anchor.
Stamford 2012 · PMID 23174055
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A precision-engineered oil serum. Twenty-four rare botanical oils carrying fourteen clinical actives, dosed against the literature, not a pedigree.
Bioactive science. Six published studies anchor the formula's six headline doses — each active set to a concentration the literature actually used.
Botanical depth. Twenty-four rare oils, selected for what they carry, not what they're called. Phytochemistry over marketing.
Sensorial register. A serum that earns the pause it asks for. A texture that absorbs cleanly.
The first formula. Still the flagship.
Radiance was the formula we set out to build first—and the standard every Neogen formula will be expected to meet.
High-performance serums often present a trade-off: meaningful active levels in a formula that feels clinical, or an elegant sensorial experience built around doses too modest to support the story.
Radiance Serum — Signature was created to resolve that tension. Its carrier architecture brings twenty-four rare botanical oils and fourteen clinical actives into one coherent formula, with six anchor doses benchmarked to published studies. It spreads with cushion, absorbs cleanly, and asks only a minute of your day. The architecture is what allows rigor and ritual to coexist.
What it does, in plain terms.
Every active in Radiance is set to a concentration published research actually used.
Wrinkle depth down 20% in twelve weeks. Roughness down 21%. Bakuchiol matched retinol in a randomized head-to-head, beat it on hyperpigmentation (59% saw improvement against retinol's 44%), and it left its users with less scaling and stinging. Photostable, so you wear it morning and evening. Radiance doses it at 1.00%, double the level the head-to-head used.
Every benefit here traces to published research on the actives at the concentrations we disclose. The full citation log lives on the Evidence page →
Four networks. One architecture.
Fourteen clinical actives at 10.60% of formula, organized across four functional networks. Six anchor doses set against published-study concentrations. Eight supporting actives held to the same dose discipline.
Three featured actives, one per outcome network — each at its published-study dose.
Oil-soluble vitamin C; lipid-phase brightening anchor.
Stamford 2012 · PMID 23174055
Above the comparator dose — retinol-overlapping gene activity, comfortable from the first use.
Dhaliwal 2019 · PMID 29947134
Membrane-soluble quinone — the environmental-defense anchor.
McDaniel 2005 · PMID 17129261
Three of fourteen, shown — one per outcome network. The barrier scaffold, the fourth network, runs beneath them so each holds its full dose. The full active register, the twenty-four oils and their four phytochemical phases, and the carrier architecture live at the product page and the Evidence page.
Morning and evening.
Warm a few drops of Radiance between your fingertips, then press slowly into clean, dry skin. Sweep upward over the face, neck, and décolleté, allowing the formula to settle as you go.
One quiet minute. Twice a day.
Three commitments. On the record.
We establish the evidence before we shape the story. The discipline below sits on every formula Neogen Bioactives ships.
Full citations and the carrier-architecture protocol land at the Evidence page →
Neogen's journey began long before its first formula. What started as a personal search for answers became years of rigorous study of the medical literature—and an insistence on evidence that holds up to scrutiny. That same discipline guides us today: every claim we make is grounded in research we can stand behind.
Luminous. Resilient. Future-ready skin.
Botanical·Scientific·Sensorial
Cosmetic product. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Ingredient-level claims are referenced on the product and Evidence pages.