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Alca
Grasa/Resistente
I started with this vitamin C serum. It has a 5% concentration, so it's suitable for beginners. If it's still irritating for your skin, you can mix it with a hydrating serum. Thanks to its lower concentration, it doesn't oxidise as fast as others, but you should keep it away from light (I keep it in its original packaging).
Dear, Klairs
Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop
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Prislyn
Grasa/Resistente
+1 on this! I also like the Laneige Radian-C Cream 😊
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IsaacBear
Seca/Resistente
if you are using l-ascorbic acid, you will gain a warm sensation. It is the purest form of vitamin c but at the same time can be oxidised easily and not that stable too.
you can try vitamin c derivatives too, more stable, less irritation but efficacy is lower than l-ascorbic acid
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almondbutter
Grasa/Sensible
thank you so much for your reply 😊 will consider this when choosing my serums
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clumpsymai
Seca/Sensible
I would start at a lower concentration and slowly incorporate it in your routine. if you're using other actives like Retinol or BHA I would stop using it for a week when you introduce your Vit C. After that I would the Vit C in the AM and Bha, ahas, retinol in the PM.
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theartofskincarett
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theartofskincarett
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