Ascorbyl Glucoside
抗坏血酸葡糖苷
Also known as: AA-2G
What it does
- Stable Vitamin C derivative
- Brightening
- Antioxidant
Evidence
Moderate evidenceVery stable. Converted to ascorbic acid by enzymes in skin.
Skin types
Well suited for: All Sensitive
Very well-tolerated.
Helps with
Dark Spots & Hyperpigmentation Dullness
Irritation potential
Very Low
Comedogenic rating
0 / 5
Pregnancy
Generally considered safe during pregnancy
Safe.
Good to know
Good water-soluble Vitamin C derivative. Gentler but slower-acting than L-ascorbic acid.
References
Compound data from PubChem (U.S. National Library of Medicine).
Further reading
- Safety Assessment of Ascorbyl Glucoside and Sodium Ascorbyl Glucoside as Used in Cosmetics — Int J Toxicol (2025)
- The Roles of Vitamin C in Skin Health — Nutrients (2017)
Selected peer-reviewed reviews on this ingredient, indexed by Europe PMC. Provided as background, not proof of any specific claim.
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