Vitamin C serum, what does it do for your skin?
Sometimes your skin needs something extra in addition to its regular daily care. One look in the mirror is enough to realize that recent times have impacted the condition of your facial skin. Stress, different eating habits, too much sun, or too little sleep could just be the cause of troubled skin with acne, small wrinkles, puffiness, and pigmentation. Regular vitamin C serum treatment can be a godsend and significantly improve the skin. But what does vitamin C do when you apply it to your skin in a cream or serum and is a vitamin C serum suitable to treat the skin problems you suffer from?
Vitamin C, a miracle cure
It seems a bit excessive to call vitamin C a panacea. Yet we should not ignore this crucial vitamin's critical workings and remarkable effects. The influence of vitamin C on the resistance, teeth, blood vessels, and skin is excellent. If you take in enough vitamin C, it also works as an antioxidant and promotes the absorption of iron. Vitamin C processed in a good cream or serum can stimulate the collagen in the skin. The skin will therefore become firmer and recover faster. Vitamin C in serum is widely used to quickly boost tired skin with rosacea, pigmentation spots, and wrinkles.
Vitamin C in a serum
Different forms of vitamin C can be incorporated into a serum. To make things not too complicated, we can divide them into two different types. First is the pure form of this vitamin. This is a pure product with a high level of efficacy that is also very sensitive to light and oxygen. The latter makes processing this vitamin C very difficult because it can only be packed in air and light-tan ight bottles. If you are looking for a product with a potent form of vitamin C, take a look at Neoderma Neo-White Face Serum. However, the most commonly used form of this vitamin is a vitamin C derivative. The stability of a product and the ability to combine it with one or more other antioxidants offers many advantages.
A vitamin C serum to improve your skin
In addition to regular daily care such as using a facial cleanser and a day and night cream, a vitamin C serum can be used to perk up the skin and address specific problems. Because vitamin C is a well-known ingredient with a strong effect, it goes without saying that this vitamin is added to many serums. Nevertheless, it is essential to also look at the products used daily. If you are satisfied with the skincare products you use, look in our range to see if a vitamin C serum is available in the same line or from the same brand. However, vitamin C is not the only ingredient with a skin-improving substantial influence. Hyaluronic acid and retinol are ordinary serums ingredients that are often combined with other antioxidants.
A tailor-made serum
Always choose a serum that fits your skin type or the problems you want to address. Vitamin C as an ingredient is excellent, but your skin may benefit more from serum with a high percentage of hyaluronic acid or retinol. The difference between these two ingredients, however, is vast. A serum with hyaluronic acid is well tolerated and is especially suitable for dry, sensitive, or dehydrated skin. Serums with retinol are usually used for normal or oily skin with residual acne and small scars. Yet the different substances are often combined for the best result. If you are unsure and doubt whether a vitamin C serum suits your skin, please get in touch with us. You can do this by phone or by using our contact form.