WHY IS VITAMIN C A GOLDEN INGREDIENT?

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^{Not everyone is born with bright and smooth skin. Understanding this issue, today Meddi will introduce you to Vitamin C – the “golden” ingredient in the skincare world.}

Did you know? Vitamin C (scientific name: Ascorbic Acid) is widely used in many beauty products nowadays.

Considered a “bodyguard” against oxidation. Why is Vitamin C a golden ingredient??? Vitamin C is a superstar in anti-aging, easy to use, and widely found in many skincare products today. It is a powerful antioxidant, especially effective in treating melasma, wrinkles, dull skin, and dark spots. Vitamin C greatly supports skin brightening.

_{Currently, there is no evidence that Vitamin C causes sun sensitivity. Vitamin C contains antioxidants, inhibits melanin formation, and fades existing melanin. Research recommends a morning skincare routine including Vitamin C + moisturizer + sunscreen.}

Vitamin C and sunscreen form a duo that combats free radicals and UV rays, protecting your skin all day. Don’t forget to apply good sun protection to maximize the benefits of this duo! When applied to the skin, Vitamin C quickly regenerates collagen and elastin fibers, helping to prevent acne scars.

It also tightens and minimizes pores. Is Vitamin C easy to use? Vitamin C oxidizes easily: Make sure to choose products designed in airtight, dark containers with minimal air exposure, and store them away from sunlight. pH level:

Most Vitamin C products used in skincare work at a low pH level of 3-4. Due to its acidic environment, Vitamin C cannot be combined with products containing Retinoids and Niacinamide, as these ingredients only work at a higher pH level, nullifying each other’s effects. Usage methods: Let’s explore the effectiveness of these methods:

Vitamin C Masks: If you use masks, it’s best to maintain 2-3 times per week. This helps your skin look radiant and brighter. However, this method only works on the surface, has low absorption, and is unstable. Vitamin C from food: This is a popular and safe method. However, it requires regular daily intake over a long period to show clear effects.

Injecting Vitamin C directly into the skin: This method has received many warnings due to its risks and potential for shock. Taking Vitamin C orally: This method is limited because it doesn’t target specific skin areas needing treatment.

However, thanks to its convenience, many women still trust this method. Applying Vitamin C directly to the skin: This method directly targets the areas needing improvement, offering quick and noticeable results in a short time. However, Vitamin C is water-soluble and may be blocked by the skin’s lipid barrier, making it harder to absorb deeply.

Each method has its advantages and disadvantages. The best approach is to combine Vitamin C products for both internal and external use. Don’t forget to naturally supplement Vitamin C by eating fruits like guava, oranges, strawberries, papayas, and broccoli while building a healthy lifestyle. This remains the best way to love your skin!

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