Garnier Vitamin C Serum

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[quantum_ocean]

no no don't use vitamin C serum with acne! Treat the acne first. Irritation: Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) can be irritating to the skin, particularly in higher concentrations. If you're already dealing with inflammation due to acne, applying an irritating substance can exacerbate the problem, leading to increased redness and discomfort. Some people also have sensitivities or allergies to vitamin C or other ingredients in vitamin C serums, which can further inflame the skin.

Dryness: Vitamin C serums can sometimes cause dryness, which can disrupt the skin's barrier function. When the skin barrier is compromised, it can lead to more breakouts as the skin is more susceptible to bacteria and other irritants.

Incompatibility with acne treatments: Many acne treatments, such as retinoids and benzoyl peroxide, can be drying and irritating. Adding a vitamin C serum into the mix might be too much for your skin to handle, leading to more irritation and potential worsening of acne. Moreover, certain ingredients in acne treatments can destabilize vitamin C, rendering it ineffective.

pH Level: Vitamin C serums are typically formulated at a low pH to ensure the stability and effectiveness of the vitamin C. This low pH can be irritating to skin, especially skin that is already inflamed due to acne.

[sakaifrancis]

You should use the new Garnier serum which has 10% vitamin c works more effectively for fine lines, dark spots and dullness.

[thakurbrand]

Use mederma tube it clear skin spots or acne in 7 days 😮