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Bazz
Seca/Resistente
Oh I wouldn’t worry. I believe the citric acid in the cleanser acts as a buffer to keep the product in the right pH, instead of being an exfolliant.
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IsaacBear
Seca/Resistente
yaa i agree with bazz. However if you are still concern about it, you can pick a gentle cleanser like cerave one.
these are some vitamin c i recommend.
Jumiso
All Day Vitamin Brightening & Balancing Facial Serum
4.5
(815)
1651
Dear, Klairs
Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop
4.3
(578)
695
The Ordinary
Ascorbic Acid 8% + Alpha Arbutin 2%
3.9
(69)
194
3
0
KNJxKTH
Grasa/Sensible
Hi there! I use a local brand of vitamin c serum :) it's affordable and also works for me too.
Skin V.2.0
Vitamin C Serum
5.0
(9)
197
2
0
cylieskin
Grasa/Resistente
I’d use a gentle hydrating cleanser to minimize irritation from vit c.
COSRX
Low pH Good Morning Gel Cleanser
4.3
(1512)
2061
CeraVe
Hydrating Facial Cleanser
4.4
(1432)
2666
ETUDE
SoonJung pH 6.5 Whip Cleanser
4.5
(247)
351
Aveeno
Calm + Restore Oat Gel Facial Cleanser
4.6
(125)
385
0
0
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JenikoMarcel
Grasa/Sensible
I like these cleansers and this vitamin C maybe you can try them.
Hada Labo
Goku-jyun Foaming Face Wash
4.7
(59)
102
TIAM
My Signature C Source
3.9
(100)
81
B_LAB
Matcha Hydrating Foam Cleanser
4.5
(303)
970
0
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