With skin cancer on the rise, you CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO USE VITAMIN C SERUM.
I personally think that everyone should use a topical Vitamin C serum, why; its a build in spf, a good L-ascorbic vitamin C serum neutrlizes the free radicals immediately, tightens skin, plumps collagen.
C Serum might be the single most important specialty product to add to your daily skincare regimen. Vitamin C serum will combat and protect you against the harmful effects of Sun as well as work to fight free radicals with its potent antioxidant. We have all realized that UV rays are often responsible for skin cancer and a good vitamin C serum will supply you with a natural option for added protection. As you can imagine one of the best features with using vitamin c serum will be reduced fine lines and wrinkles.
When looking to purchase a Vitamin C Serum it is necessary to pay close attention to the concentration of vitamin C contained in the product. Be very cautious when looking at most lotions as they have such a small amount of vitamin c so they can merely claim it is in the product that in the end will offer little to no benefit to your skin. You will be throwing your dollars down the tube as those types of lotions offer no real benefit to the skin at all except a momentary moisturized look. Many of these lotions come from well established companies that will charge exorbitant amounts for of money for their products on name alone. Serums can be very expensive due to the fact that vitamin c (ascorbic acid) is very difficult to formulate because of it instability.
A good stable vitamin c serum will give you added stimulation for collagen cell formation which will result in a more youthful appearance due to reduced fine lines and wrinkles. Additionally, it will in fact work to replenish your skin with all the neccessary ingredients that are caused by exposure to the environment, stress and poor diet. Overall Vitamin C serum packs a powerful punch for the skin.
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When looking to purchase a Vitamin C Serum it is necessary to pay close attention to the concentration of vitamin C contained in the product. Be very cautious when looking at most lotions as they have such a small amount of vitamin c so they can merely claim it is in the product that in the end will offer little to no benefit to your skin. You will be throwing your dollars down the tube as those types of lotions offer no real benefit to the skin at all except a momentary moisturized look. Many of these lotions come from well established companies that will charge exorbitant amounts for of money for their products on name alone. Serums can be very expensive due to the fact that vitamin c (ascorbic acid) is very difficult to formulate because of it instability.
A good stable vitamin c serum will give you added stimulation for collagen cell formation which will result in a more youthful appearance due to reduced fine lines and wrinkles. Additionally, it will in fact work to replenish your skin with all the neccessary ingredients that are caused by exposure to the environment, stress and poor diet. Overall Vitamin C serum packs a powerful punch for the skin.
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Vitamin C serum is a very delicate product it will oxidize so easily. Products purchased in darker bottles will ensure the product will last much longer. However, open the bottle pour out about a quarter amount onto your hand, emulsify and spread on your face let it dry and put on your sunscreen or moisturizer. There is nothing more powerful to prevent your skin from skin cancer than Vitamin C serum.
Be very careful, when purchasing C serums, if its isn't L-ascorbic don't buy it, If it isn't at least 15% L-ascorbic don't buy it. However, if you are using it for the first time start yourself out with a 10% for that first bottle and then move up to your 15% , 17% and 20%. Anything over 20% don't use it your skin will not be able to absorb it so you will be wasting your money for anything over 20%.
L-ascorbic Vitamin C serum is the strongest antioxidant you can put on your face to prevent free radicals and facial cancers.
In my opinion here are some of the better Vitamin C serums.cellex-c.com,www.consumerwrinklereviews.com/glo-therapeutics-ultra-15 and http://www.obagi.com/patients/product-line/professional-c-serumin my opinion these are the best and the only serums I sale.
If Vitamin C is one of the last ingredients don't waste you rmoney.
As always any questions please feel free to e-mail me, call or text.
Have a great day
Linda Pierce
Licensed Esthetician
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