The Vitamin line in plain words

Vitamin C is one of the ingredients clients ask about by name, yet many of them are unsure what it is for. The orange Vitamin line from Dear, Klairs gives you three products that tell a simple story. Here is how to explain them without jargon.

The one-sentence explanation

Vitamin-focused skincare is for skin that looks dull, tired or uneven in tone, and the goal is a brighter, more radiant-looking complexion over time. If you say nothing else, say that.

The three products

Freshly Juiced Vitamin Essence Toner

The toner is a lightweight essence-toner with encapsulated vitamin C, niacinamide, PHA, glutathione and Rice PDRN. It gives comfortable hydration and a brighter-looking, smoother finish. It is used after cleansing as the first hydration step. $27.00 MSRP for 180 mL and $13.00 MSRP for 30 mL.

Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop

The Drop is a gentle 5 percent vitamin C serum for dull-looking skin and first-time brightening routines. It goes after toner and before moisturizer, starting with a small amount. $23.00 MSRP. Brand-reported 4M units distributed as of April 2026.

Vitamin Toning Barrier Cream

The cream is a daily vitamin barrier cream for all skin types, including sensitive skin. It pairs vitamin C and derivatives with triple hyaluronic acid, vegan ceramide, Centella PDRN and glutathione to support a clearer-looking tone and a moisture barrier that feels strong. $31.00 MSRP for 60 g.

Routine: before and after

A typical client routine before: cleanser, moisturizer, done.

With the Vitamin line, morning:

1. Cleanse.
2. Freshly Juiced Vitamin Essence Toner.
3. Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop.
4. Vitamin Toning Barrier Cream.
5. Finish with an SPF.

Evening: the same first four steps, without the SPF.

The SPF step matters for anyone using a brightening routine. Say it at every Vitamin line sale, in general terms, and let the client choose her own.

At the counter: "This line is for skin that looks dull or uneven. Toner, serum, cream, and in the morning finish with an SPF."

Which items contain citrus or spearmint

All three products in this lineup contain essential oils or aromatic extracts. Staff should know which, and never describe any of them as having no scent.

• Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop: orange oil, lavender oil and limonene.
• Freshly Juiced Vitamin Essence Toner: spearmint extract.
• Vitamin Toning Barrier Cream: spearmint extract.

For a client who avoids essential oils, suggest a patch test first, or point her to a product with no added fragrance, such as the EGF Blue Youth Activating Drop.

A quick staff checklist

• Can each team member name the three products in routine order?
• Can they say which ones contain citrus or spearmint?
• Do they mention SPF at every Vitamin line sale?
• Do they know the 30 mL toner is the low-price way to try the line?

See case packs for the full Vitamin line in the catalog.