Vitamin C is a nutrient and essential component for the growth and healing of tissues in all parts of the body. This powerful antioxidant is found naturally in foods such as fruits and vegetables. It is usually produced chemically in skin care products such as moisturizers, toners and serums.
What are the benefits of vitamin C in person ;
Improves skin tone and texture.
Reduces inflammation.
Stimulates collagen production.
Fights free radical damage.
It is a powerful antioxidant.
Brightens the skin.
Reduces acne scars.
How can you use it properly?
First of all, we recommend that you do not use it in conjunction with products that contain AHAS AND BHAS, such as salicylic acid, glycolic acid and lactic acid. Talking to experts we suggest you use vitamin C in the morning and retinol in the evening. It is not bad to apply it to daily basis or every other day. If you use a serum, you can apply after skincare cleaning routine your.
What are the best combinations of Vitamin C?
Vitamin C + Vitamin E = Collagen Strengthening
Vitamin C + Hyaluronic acid = Hydration
Vitamin C + Niacinamide = Shine
Vitamin C + SPF= Extra protection
Below you can find three products with Vitamin C that we recommend:
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How well do you know Vitamin C?
Vitamin C is a nutrient and essential component for the growth and healing of tissues in all parts of the body. This powerful antioxidant is found naturally in foods such as fruits and vegetables. It is usually produced chemically in skin care products such as moisturizers, toners and serums.
What are the benefits of vitamin C in person ;
How can you use it properly?
First of all, we recommend that you do not use it in conjunction with products that contain AHAS AND BHAS, such as salicylic acid, glycolic acid and lactic acid. Talking to experts we suggest you use vitamin C in the morning and retinol in the evening. It is not bad to apply it to daily basis or every other day. If you use a serum, you can apply after skin care cleaning routine your.
What are the best combinations of Vitamin C?
Below you can find three products with Vitamin C that we recommend:
Serum with a hypoallergenic formula for the treatment of acne and pigmentation.
Its main ingredients are:
A serum that includes:
It is a moist gel cream with Vitamin C and Sea Buckthorn Water 30%. It helps retain moisture, brighten the face and smooth wrinkles.
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