VITAMIN C — HOW TO USE & MANY MORE
                     
Why you need vitamin c serum in 
skincare
Many people know that vitamin c serum can help fight photoaging of the 
skin by slowing down the production of melanin. But this is not his only 
merit, because, in addition to fighting age spots, he also:
● Enhances collagen production, thereby strengthening the skin
● Evens out the overall skin tone
● Reduce creases and fine wrinkles
● Narrows enlarged pores as much as possible, taking into account 
the individual characteristics of the skin
● Fights skin irritation
● Partially treats acne
● Acts as an antioxidant
But all this can be obtained only if the vitamin C in the products has the 
correct concentration and pH level, as well as the packaging and storage 
conditions, are observed.
How to properly store and use vitamin C 
serum
Since most vitamin C serum is unstable, i.e. lose their effectiveness under the 
influence of daylight and air, it is logical that the packaging should be opaque 
and protect as much as possible from the ingress of oxygen.
Usually, products with vitamin C have a short shelf life (on average, 6 months 
after opening the bottle), so it is better not to take large volumes. And if the 
product has changed color to brown-brown (this can happen with serums), 
you cannot use it.
Vitamin C serum against free radicals and is best used in daytime facials. But 
some brands are developing products specifically for evening care.
Many skincare products change the pH level of cosmetics, so vitamin C serum, 
for which pH is very important, is best applied a few minutes before and after 
other treatments.
L-Ascorbic Acid / Ascorbic Acid 
- is considered the pure form of vitamin C, therefore 
the most common and one of the most effective. At 
the same time, it is very unstable and does not 
dissolve in fats, therefore, in cosmetics; it must be 
paired with other solvents, such as alcohol and 
glycols. It fights well with age spots. For a pigment 
spotting agent to work, it must contain at least 15% 
-20% ascorbic acid, and the pH level of the agent must 
be below 3.5... Not very suitable for skin with 
breakouts, as ascorbic acid can aggravate the 
problem. All other forms of vitamin C are derivatives 
of ascorbic acid, therefore they are often more stable 
since they are transformed into ascorbic acid only 
after contact with the skin.
Ascorbyl Palmitate is ascorbic acid dissolved in 
the ether of palm oil. Much more stable than ascorbic acid 
and is especially suitable for sensitive skin. 
Ascorbyl palmitate is not particularly effective 
in treating pigmentation, but it is great at reducing pore size 
and fighting acne. For maximum results, the percentage of 
this form of vitamin C should be 1-2%, and the pH level 
should not exceed 5.
Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate is a more stable form of 
ascorbic acid and ascorbyl palmitate. It is also one of the 
most powerful antioxidants. In addition, it penetrates skin 
cells much deeper than ascorbic acid. The pH level of 
products with magnesium ascorbyl phosphate should not 
exceed 6-7%.
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