Updateskincare review for C the Sun Serum

Control Zero C The Sun Serum has the main ingredients, Ethyl Ascorbic Acid by 20%. EAA is a fairly stable Vitamin C derivative with minimal risk of oxidation. The packaging is quite safe for skincare that contains Vitamin C, which is a 30ml dark black bottle, with a pipette applicator. The texture of this serum is very light and comfortable when applied to the skin, does not give a sticky impression and is quite quickly absorbed into the skin. There is no strong scent that can be smelled from this serum, so it will not disturb the smell during use. At first I was nervous when I wanted to use this serum, because honestly this is the highest percentage of vitamin C I've ever tried. But because curiosity is quite high and it seems my skin is used to this content, so it's likely that my skin can work well with this serum. And, the result is that my skin really likes this serum. Yep, during the use of this serum, my skin didn't have any major problems, and what was quite noticed by the performance of this serum was that my skin looked fresher and far from dullness problems. Can I say that? Obviously every day I always pay attention to what changes in my skin, and during the day my skin always has to work harder to avoid dullness. But as long as I use this serum, when the day is hot on the road, my skin still looks fine and looks brighter than usual. I know my sunscreen works better with the help of this serum. For the problem of PIH on the skin at this time it hasn't shown a significant change, but I think with the help of this serum the PIH scars also look a bit disguised, although I also have to combine this serum with something that has other ingredients that are good for my PIH problem. So far I'm really impressed with the performance that the serum gives to my skin.