Monderma- 19 Jun 2025
- Protects from free radicals
- Supports brighter skin tone
- Calms redness and discomfort
- Enhances other antioxidants
- Personalised skincare with Monderma
Ferulic acid is a plant based antioxidant that helps protect the skin from daily environmental stress. Many people notice improved comfort and clarity when antioxidants support their routine [2,3].
In this article we explore how ferulic acid works, its key benefits, and how it can be integrated into a simple, effective skincare approach supported by consistent daily habits.
What Is Ferulic Acid?
Ferulic acid is a hydroxycinnamic acid found in grains and plants [3]. It helps neutralise free radicals, which contribute to dullness, uneven tone, and fine lines linked with oxidative stress [1,2].
Its structure allows it to stabilise other antioxidants and protect collagen and elastin, supporting the skin’s natural resilience and brightness over time [3,4].
Key Ferulic Acid Benefits
| Benefit | Description |
|---|---|
| Antioxidant Protection | Shields from UV and pollution linked free radicals [1,3]. |
| Synergy With Antioxidants | Enhances vitamin C serums and vitamin E [4]. |
| Anti Inflammatory Action | Calms redness and supports comfort [5]. |
| Brightening Effect | Helps even tone and soften dark spots [3]. |
Table 1: Core benefits of ferulic acid
Using Ferulic Acid In A Routine
Ferulic acid serums deliver concentrated antioxidant support. Many combine vitamin C and vitamin E to maximise stability and protection throughout the day [4].
Applying after cleansing in the morning helps prepare the skin for environmental exposure. Moisturiser and sunscreen further support barrier health and sustained clarity.
Summary Of Application Steps
| Step | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Cleanser | Prepares the skin for active ingredients |
| Serum | Provides antioxidant protection |
| Moisturiser | Supports hydration and comfort |
| Sunscreen | Reduces UV related stress |
Table 2: Applying ferulic acid effectively
Precautions & Storage
Ferulic acid is generally well tolerated, although mild irritation can occur. Patch testing helps assess sensitivity, especially for delicate skin [3,5].
Serums should be stored away from heat and light to maintain potency. Opaque packaging helps protect antioxidant activity and ensures consistent performance.
Conclusion
Monderma provides personalised prescription skincare for acne, ageing skin, hyperpigmentation, and rosacea, using active ingredients such as niacinamide, azelaic acid, and tretinoin to complement antioxidant support in a balanced routine. Tailored formulations help address each concern effectively while supporting overall skin health.
If you would like personalised skincare designed to strengthen and maintain long term skin resilience, you can explore a custom formula through Monderma.
Content is for informational purposes only. Monderma treatments are prescribed following consultation. Results and timeframes can vary. Use as directed by your prescriber.
References
- Nutrients. Ferulic acid clinical trial
- J Dermatol Sci. Antioxidants in skin
- Skin Pharmacol Physiol. Ferulic acid properties
- J Invest Dermatol. Vitamin C and E stability
- J Clin Biochem Nutr. Antioxidant potential
- Dermatol Surg. Niacinamide and ageing skin







