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"Wear your vitamin C. We know that there are some things that can happen in pregnancy like melasma, and unfortunately once that happens it's like a lifelong battle. It happens to so many of us, it's so common. So don't stress out, but the more we can prevent some of these issues the better."
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"Vitamin C serum can help in reducing your dark spots, dullness, making your skin tone more even. It makes your skin appear brighter so it is a good ingredient to include in your skincare routine. I usually prefer to use vitamin C in the morning. I always like to apply vitamin C as the first layer because it is an unstable molecule you don't want to layer too many products. So first use a vitamin C and then you can go ahead and apply either your niacinamide or hyaluronic acid over it and then use a moisturizer and sunscreen. Vitamin C can also be layered with other ingredients like alpha arbutin, kojic acid, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid."
All 2 takes from Dr. Aanchal MD
"Morning में Vitamin C भी because again it is an antioxidant as well."
"Vitamin C serum can help in reducing your dark spots, dullness, making your skin tone more even. It makes your skin appear brighter so it is a good ingredient to include in your skincare routine. I usually prefer to use vitamin C in the morning. I always like to apply vitamin C as the first layer because it is an unstable molecule you don't want to layer too many products. So first use a vitamin C and then you can go ahead and apply either your niacinamide or hyaluronic acid over it and then use a moisturizer and sunscreen. Vitamin C can also be layered with other ingredients like alpha arbutin, kojic acid, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid."
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"Vitamin C serum is something I've actually stopped buying since last year. Vitamin C is an antioxidant so it should come into your morning routine, and it's good for hyperpigmentation, but I don't have hyperpigmentation or melasma. What I do have on my skin are wrinkles that I'm trying to delay. I'm 37 years old and getting wrinkles and fine lines is a natural process. The thing is, peptides in my routine and vitamin C will clash and my skin may have a reaction. So I continue to use niacinamide and peptides in my morning routine instead, and I'm not even testing out any new vitamin C because I feel that I have tested out so many."
All 4 takes from Nipun Kapur
"Vitamin C does not suit those whose skin is very prone to acne or who have active breakouts. Vitamin C is not for you. But if your skin is sensitive, you can use an antioxidant serum at 5 percent, or if your skin is normal, you should have 100 percent antioxidant serum in your morning routine."
"Vitamin C serum is something I've actually stopped buying since last year. Vitamin C is an antioxidant so it should come into your morning routine, and it's good for hyperpigmentation, but I don't have hyperpigmentation or melasma. What I do have on my skin are wrinkles that I'm trying to delay. I'm 37 years old and getting wrinkles and fine lines is a natural process. The thing is, peptides in my routine and vitamin C will clash and my skin may have a reaction. So I continue to use niacinamide and peptides in my morning routine instead, and I'm not even testing out any new vitamin C because I feel that I have tested out so many."
"Teenagers can use vitamin C serum, yes a hundred percent they can use vitamin C serum. But vitamin C serum is great if your skin is not acne prone. If you already have acne prone skin or regularly acne, I will not recommend vitamin C serum in that case. I would recommend a five percent niacinamide serum instead. But you can get them started on it. However, for teenagers given all the changes that happen on their skin, given all the oil level changes, I would recommend a niacinamide serum more than I recommend a vitamin C serum."
"Vitamin C serum in all forms is safe, but before buying the product you should definitely read the ingredients because nowadays many brands add additional ingredients to a single ingredient vitamin C serum, like some brands add lactic or glycolic acid serum, or some brands add salicylic acid serum. You need to check the ingredients when choosing a vitamin C serum because you cannot use those other ingredients during pregnancy."
