
Dark Spots, Melasma, and Uneven Skin Tone – What’s Actually Causing Your Hyperpigmentation and What Helps
A clear, no-fluff breakdown of why dark spots show up

A high quality vitamin C is beneficial for sensitive skin because it has anti-inflammatory properties. Yes, it can be mildly irritating when you first start using it, particularly if you have sensitive skin. You’re more likely to experience skin irritation if you use a concentrated vitamin C serum. However, your skin adapts over time, and the irritation lessens. That’s why it’s best to start with a lower concentration of vitamin C and work up to a higher concentration as your skin adapts. It’s also helpful to do a patch test by applying it to a small area of skin to see how your skin reacts.
Oily skin is more prone to acne, a skin condition marked by inflammation deep inside pores. Vitamin C actually helps reduce inflammation. Plus, a high quality serum won’t clog your pores or trigger acne outbreaks. Over time, it may dramatically reduce the frequency of acne flares. The slightly acidic pH (acid-base balance) of vitamin C serums also helps discourage acne-causing bacteria. Vitamin C serum can be part of an anti-aging plan for all skin types, including oily skin. Most dermatologists recommend applying it twice per day, morning and evening, after cleansing.
Have questions? Wonder which serum is right for your skin? Email us or Contact Us through the website and we’d be happy to give you a recommendation. Please note, prescription products require some medical paperwork (online), which we will review before shipping your product.

A clear, no-fluff breakdown of why dark spots show up

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