How many of you use a vitamin c serum?
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Neo007 said:I've recently started using ANR, and I'm really happy with it. I'm using it only once daily, at night. Do you think that I can safely integrate a vitamin C serum in my routine by using the Vit C in the morning? Thank you
Yes Itsthe first thing I use am
Thank you so much, really appreciate it
!I think I'll go for the Vivier Vit C Serum 10 - from all I've read it seems like a good place to start.
Oh no, too late! Oh well, if my skin likes Vit C, I will definitely give the Obagi a try when the time comes for refills
. Thank you so much again for the kind feedback and the recommendation!
i use skeyndor vit c serum (5%)/eye cream + face cream. i can only get them from my esthetician. makes my skin look young and radiant! thumbs up!
I used it 2 years ago, but when hearing that it would darken skin if you faced in sunshine, I stopped it. Now daily skincare is enough for me. I think the most important thing to do is to keep skin moisturizing.
That's weird, everything I read says that Vitamin C provides natural sun protection??? Not that it can replace SPF, but still.
Always - first thing on my face when I get out of shower in the morning. I always switch. I have made my own, udsed several different brands but none seem to be better or worse than the other. I have been using one from Sally's as of lately since I'm watching the budget.
I don't think it makes a difference- whatever is the most efficient way for you! Just be sure to let it dry/sink in before applying anything elseI finally received my Vivier Vit C serum 10, and now I have a question concerning application: how do you apply it? Do you gently pat it on, or do you smear it on like you would moisturizer? Does it make any difference?
Thank you
And yes, Vitamin C helps boost sun protection. IIRC, Vitamin C is absorbed into your skin for up to 72 hours.
I don't think it makes a difference- whatever is the most efficient way for you! Just be sure to let it dry/sink in before applying anything else
And yes, Vitamin C helps boost sun protection. IIRC, Vitamin C is absorbed into your skin for up to 72 hours.
Thank you, this is really helpful
!I really hope my skin likes it - not sure why, but this vit C thing intimidates me, lol
Recently I tried the Ole Hendrickson Vitamin C serum (Truth Serum). I love the smell of it and it gives your skin a glow; however, OMG did I get lots of bad break outs from it. I really wanted to love it. It felt great and smelled so nice too. On to the next thing, I guess.
I use the Philosophy Booster powder (blanking on the true name right now). I mix a spoonful (it comes with it) into my beauty balm and I feel like it's doing what it's suppose to.