Imagine the following scenario: you and your best friend both have the same skin type and use the same cosmetics. However, the outcomes of using the skincare products on either one are rather dissimilar. How in the world is that even a possibility? To be honest, the methods are the most important thing to focus on here. Yes!! You did hear that correctly.

Today, at Foxtale, we are going to reveal a few techniques to use your existing skincare products in a way that they work even better without making you spend an extra penny. If you’re ready to take your skincare game to the next level and don't mind learning a few tips and techniques along the way, keep on scrolling!

10 Tricks to maximize your skincare product’s performance

1. Cleanse your skin right

The importance of properly cleansing one's skin cannot be overstated; it’s a game-changer. If you have ever felt that your face was “squeaky clean” after washing it or if you have been vigorously cleansing your skin with a foaming face wash for either ten seconds or ten minutes, then you are not washing your face properly.

The best way to cleanse your skin is to wash it with a gel-based cleanser instead of a foaming face wash. A gel-based cleanser is a lot more gentle and hydrating on your skin and doesn’t strip the natural oils of your face. A great pick would be our Foxtale Daily Duet Face Wash. It is made with mindful and hydrating ingredients such as Sodium Hyaluronate, Panthenol, Red algae extract, etc. Its hydrating formula gives you a deep cleanse and naturally glowing plump skin.

Another thing to incorporate is the ‘60 second rule’ with your face washes. The idea behind the method is as straightforward as the name suggests; rather than giving your face a hasty rinse that doesn't reach all of its crevices, you wash your face for exactly one minute. This allows all the goodness of your face wash to penetrate your skin.

2. Layer your skincare correctly

It doesn’t matter how incredible the quality of the skincare products is, the only way for them to deliver the results they promise is for you to apply them correctly. Your skincare should be used based on their consistency- thinnest to thickest. Here’s the right order to layer your skincare- cleanser, treatment, toner, serum, eye cream, moisturizer, facial oil, and lastly sunscreen in the daytime.

Some products are most effective when used on the skin that is only slightly damp, but others demand that the skin be completely dry in order to provide its full potential. Here’s a simple way to understand what to use on damp vs dry skin:

• Oil-based cleansers/Micellar waters- Dry skin
• Water-based cleansers- Damp skin
• Active ingredients (AHA, BHA, Retinol, Vitamin C)- Dry skin
• Hydrating serums- Damp skin
• Moisturizers- Damp skin
• Facial oil- Dry skin
• Sunscreen- Dry skin

3. Exfoliation is key

Standard cleansers clear out pores by removing dirt and oil, but if you really want to see a significant boost in product absorption, you need to exfoliate your skin with the help of enzymes or acids. When dead skin cells are removed with chemical exfoliators like AHA and BHA, any skincare applied to your skin will be absorbed more effectively. It's basically a way to make your skin’s surface more receptive. Look for gentle, lower concentrated chemical exfoliators if you’re just starting out.

4. Switch up your morning & night skincare routine

Some skincare products need to be used at certain times. This is why you should have different skincare routines in the morning and evening. Since cell turnover is at its peak at night, this is the best time to sort of fix/repair your skin's barrier and bring back its glow. Treatments like Retinol, AHA, BHA, sleeping masks, and lip masks should only be used at night. During the day, on the other hand, protecting yourself from the sun, dirt, pollution, and free radicals should be your top priority. Make sure that you use your vitamin C serum and sunscreen every morning as part of your morning skincare routine.

5. Marry the right ingredients

Just like Ryan Renolds and Blake Lively, some things go better together when they are married. Using the right combinations of ingredients will have a big effect on your skin. Putting your sunscreen and antioxidants together is a good place to start.

While a vitamin C serum works to reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation and acne scars, sunscreen acts as a shield and prevents any further sun damage. Both these when used in the same routine even fight off early signs of aging. If you’re looking to add these two notable ingredients to your skincare, and are tired of searching for the right ones, you are in for a treat. Our Get That Glow Combo consists of an effective and powerful 15% Vitamin C serum along with a creamy, moisturizing sunscreen. Get your hands on it and thank us later!

Other few ingredients that work like magic are Peptides and Antioxidants, Retinol and Hyaluronic acid, Salicylic acid and Niacinamide, Retinol and Niacinamide, Vitamin C and Vitamin E, and Ceramides and Fatty acids.

Also Read: These are the skincare ingredients you shouldn’t layer with each other, EVER

6. Avoid using cotton pads to apply toners

In the olden days, people used to use an astringent toner to remove a few last bits of their makeup with the help of cotton balls/pads. Fast forward to today, toners are all for giving hydration and exfoliating your skin. This completely eliminates the need to use a cotton pad to apply a toner. Cotton pads absorb some of your product and applying such expensive toners with it seems like a total waste! To avoid this, just use your clean hands to do the job. Pour some product onto your hands, warm it up slightly and pat it on your skin very gently.

7. Apply your sunscreen deliberately

If you were to take home just one trick out of all those we’ve listed today, it should be this one. Use sunscreen correctly every single day, and reapply it every 2-3 hours if you’re out in the sun for long hours. Your sunscreen acts as a shield against those harmful UV rays and if you’re not using your sunscreen correctly, all the other skincare is of no use!

Some people suggest applying 1/4th teaspoon worth of sunscreen on your face while others suggest using 2-3 fingers worth of sunscreen for the face & neck. We find it utterly confusing as the finger rule does not apply to different textures of sunscreen. Hence, we found the best method to apply sunscreen. Just take a dollop of sunscreen, dot it all over your face, and then massage it. This will ensure an even and smooth application and that every inch of your face is covered!

8. Lock it all in

Applying a thick and heavy cream on top of your skincare regimen at night is one of the most effective strategies to increase absorption. The best occlusive agents are- thick ointments and lotions containing significant volumes of petrolatum, butter, oils, and waxes. The general rule of thumb to follow here is to lock all your humectants like Hyaluronic acid, Aloe vera and the like with occlusives such as Ceramides, Shea butter, etc.

The idea is to hydrate your skin well first and then create a barrier on top of your skin to seal in the moisture beneath. It is extremely beneficial to avoid TEWL (Transepidermal water loss). This trick is best suggested for people who have skin that is exceedingly dry and inflamed, as well as those who suffer from skin conditions such as eczema. Always make sure your occlusives go as the last step of your night skincare routine so that it has time to soak into the skin and work its magic.

9. Don’t overwhelm your skin

Ever heard of the saying- "Less is more"? With regards to skincare, this is accurate.

The best advice we can give you if you really want your skincare to work is to avoid overdoing it. It's the most effective when you don't overcomplicate your skincare and instead keep it simple. Since there are so many exciting things currently available, it's tempting to feel you should try them all out at the same time. But simplicity might at times be superior.

Avoid using too many exfoliants at once. Use it every other day or at a different time each day. Use vitamin C serum in the morning and retinol at night, for example. Use only those products that your skin needs. Customizing your skincare products to one concern at a time improves their effectiveness.

10. Give your skincare time to work

Our final tip for you to make your skincare work at its best is to give them time. Before you discard your products in the trash, make sure you've given them a fair chance to make a difference in your skin. It takes about 30 days for your skin to regenerate new cells, which is why a month is a benchmark to test a product.

Stop using a product altogether if you notice that it causes breakouts on your skin. But make sure to understand whether you're purging or breaking out due to that product.

It's possible that a month from now, you'll be thanking yourself for the present that you gave yourself in the past.

Whenever we think of bright and glowing skin, the first thing that comes to mind is a trip to the salon. But is it possible to achieve salon-like radiant skin at home? Definitely! Now we have a potent weapon to nourish the skin and reduce the number of visits to salons or spas. You can reap the benefits of going to the salon without leaving the comfort of your home. This ingredient is known to provide you with a broad range of benefits, whether it is achieving acne-free skin or aiming for the perfect hydrated skin. Glycolic acid is universally regarded as a skin fixer by skincare professionals throughout the world, and this is also one of the top recommended solutions for various skin concerns by certified dermatologists. 

If you're into skincare, you've probably heard of this new trendy ingredient. Here's an in-depth article that will teach you everything you need to know about it, including its benefits, drawbacks, who can use it, and why it is your skin’s best friend!

What is Glycolic Acid?

Something that has been trending for a long time- Glycolic acid is one of the most powerful and potent kinds of Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA). It is a plant-based ingredient commonly derived from sugarcane. It is an exfoliator that removes dead skin by targeting the upper layer of the skin and breaking the bond between various skin cells. Glycolic acid is water-soluble and has small molecules that reach into the skin and promote skin cell turnover. 

When and Who should use it?

This is a very common question that lingers in our minds. Anyone in the age group that belongs to more than 20 years old can include glycolic acid in their skincare routine. Glycolic acid is suitable for all skin types, especially those who deal with acne. 

However, sensitive skin must undergo patch testing before introducing it into the skin regime. Ideally, glycolic acid must be started with the mildest dose, anywhere between 2% to 5% is great, to begin with. It should be applied twice a week in the beginning. 

How to use Glycolic Acid in your skincare routine?

Until now you must have gained a fair amount of knowledge on Glycolic acid, but have you wondered where can you use this magical ingredient? Here are the different ways you can start using glycolic acid:

• Glycolic acid as a face wash:

Glycolic acid has significantly less concentration in a cleanse and is usually great for beginners or sensitive skin. It is one of the best remedies for acne-prone skin and to keep your skin clean and fresh.

• Glycolic acid as a toner:

It can be used as a skin toner to brighten and smoothen the complexion. It can be applied as a toner after cleansing the face, and most toners contain a small amount of glycolic acid. As the acid concentration is very low, it can be used as a toner every other day.

• Glycolic acid as a mask:

Glycolic acid is present in a higher concentration in face masks. Hence should be used weekly only. You’ll notice how easily and flawlessly other skincare products absorb once you apply the mask.

• Glycolic acid as a serum:

if you wish to use a higher concentration of glycolic acid in your routine, a serum is your best bet. Unlike face masks that get rinsed off, this stays on the skin and may be the best choice for sensitive skin.

• Glycolic acid as a spot treatment:

One of the best things you can do for your skin gives it a spot treatment of glycolic acid along with other actives. This way you can make sure that you’re only targeting those specific areas of the face without the risk of affecting other sensitive areas of the face.

• Glycolic acid as a peel:

Glycolic acid is present in very high concentrations in chemical peels. It is always ideal to consult a dermatologist before opting for a glycolic acid peel as part of the skincare routine.

Benefits of Glycolic Acid

Glycolic acid is a must-have and has been the top-recommended product by many dermatologists due to its multiple benefits. The chief advantages are- 

• It boosts collagen production:

Glycolic acid has the property of penetrating deep into the skin and enhancing the production of collagen. Collagen is a protein that strengthens the skin and increases hydration. Glycolic acid removes the dead cells from the skin by dissolving the glue-like substance (desmosome) that holds the skin together, thereby reducing skin aging.

• It acts as a skin hydrant:

Glycolic acid absorbs the moisture from external surroundings and signals your skin to produce sebum in drier surroundings thereby acting as a hydrant for the skin. However, do not think of it as a moisturizer, and do use a barrier-strengthening moisturizer afterwards. Foxtale’s Smoothening moisturizer will help your skin achieve a smoother texture and maintain its barrier. 

• It prevents and fights off acne:

Glycolic acid is an exfoliator that peels away dead skin cells, allowing the skin to rejuvenate. If used consistently, this product relieves the pores present in the skin, preventing the growth of acne-causing bacteria. Foxtale’s Acne spot corrector gel gently exfoliates the surface to help remove dead skin and excess oil, reducing the mark and discoloration over time.

• It brightens and improves skin tone:

Its deep penetrating effect controls melanin production and improves skin tone.

Side effects of Glycolic Acid

If you’re using glycolic acid wisely in your skincare routine, chances are there won’t be any side effects. However, every skin type is different and reacts to products differently. 

• Skin becomes photo sensitive

Glycolic acid has the property of making the skin more susceptible to UV rays (photosensitive). Hence it is recommended to use the product at night only. Applying it at night provides ample time to do its work without damaging the skin cells. In the daytime, you should always apply Sunscreen SPF 50 whether or not you’re planning to step out and reapply it every 2-3 hours.  

• Itchiness

Unfortunately, glycolic acid might cause irritation to a few people. It is recommended to perform a patch test before applying the product to the face. If you do use Glycolic Acid and feel your skin becoming itchy, swollen, or turning red, rinse off the product immediately. If you use Glycolic Acid and notice your skin becoming itchy, swollen, or turning red, immediately rinse it off.

• Burning sensation

Although it is not common, using products containing a higher concentration of glycolic acid might cause burns or even scar the skin. If your skin is more on the sensitive side, it is recommended to use a lesser concentration(5%) product. 

The Conclusion

Whether your skin needs to be hydrated or needs help in fighting off acne, Glycolic acid is the hero that’ll save the day. While using glycolic acid has a plethora of benefits, it is crucial to perform a patch test before applying the product to your face. If you’re a beginner, start using a product containing a milder concentration of glycolic acid. 

If there's one skincare ingredient that consistently earns its place on every dermatologist's recommended list, it's Vitamin C. It's studied, proven, and versatile enough to work across skin types, tones, and concerns. But what exactly does it do — and how do you use it to see real results?

This guide breaks down every major benefit of Vitamin C serum, explains the science behind each one, and shows you how to build it into your routine the right way.

What Is Vitamin C Serum?

Vitamin C serum is a concentrated skincare product that delivers ascorbic acid — one of the most well-researched antioxidants in dermatology — directly to your skin in a lightweight, fast-absorbing formula.

Unlike a moisturiser or face wash, a serum is designed to penetrate deeper into the skin's layers, making it the most effective delivery format for an active like Vitamin C. The higher concentration and lighter texture mean more of the ingredient reaches the cells where it can actually make a difference.

When you consume Vitamin C through food or supplements, very little of it reaches the skin. Topical application via a serum bypasses this limitation entirely — which is why dermatologists recommend a serum over relying on diet alone for skin benefits.

The 9 Proven Benefits of Vitamin C Serum

1. Fades Dark Spots and Hyperpigmentation

This is Vitamin C's most celebrated benefit — and for good reason.

Your skin produces melanin (the pigment that creates colour) through a process driven by an enzyme called tyrosinase. Vitamin C works by inhibiting tyrosinase activity, which slows excess melanin production and gradually lightens existing dark spots, post-acne marks, and uneven patches.

Clinical research backs this up. <br> Studies show that consistent topical application of Vitamin C over 12–16 weeks can significantly reduce hyperpigmentation and produce a more even skin tone — making it particularly valuable for Indian skin tones, which are prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) after acne or injury.

Who benefits most: Anyone dealing with sun spots, acne marks, melasma, or uneven tone.

2. Brightens Dull Skin

Beyond fading specific spots, Vitamin C gives the overall complexion a more luminous, awake appearance.

Daily exposure to UV rays, pollution, and stress generates free radicals — unstable molecules that damage skin cells and leave skin looking tired, grey, and flat. As a powerful antioxidant, Vitamin C neutralises these free radicals before they can cause cellular damage, helping skin look fresher and more radiant over time.

This is why Vitamin C is most effective when used in the morning — it acts as an invisible layer of protection against the environmental stressors your skin encounters throughout the day.

3. Boosts Collagen Production

Collagen is the structural protein responsible for keeping your skin firm, plump, and smooth. Your body produces it naturally, but production declines steadily from your mid-twenties onwards.

Vitamin C plays a direct role in collagen synthesis — it acts as a co-factor in the process your body uses to build and stabilise collagen fibres. Without adequate Vitamin C, collagen cannot form properly, which is why topical application helps slow the visible signs of ageing.

With consistent use over 8–12 weeks, you may notice improved skin firmness, a reduction in fine lines, and a plumper, more youthful overall texture.

4. Reduces Fine Lines and Wrinkles

Following on from collagen support, Vitamin C's anti-ageing credentials are well-documented. One clinical study showed that daily use of a Vitamin C formulation for at least three months measurably improved the appearance of fine and coarse wrinkles on the face and neck, alongside overall skin texture.

By rebuilding collagen and neutralising oxidative stress, Vitamin C addresses wrinkles at two of their root causes simultaneously — making it more comprehensive than most single-ingredient anti-ageing solutions.

5. Protects Against UV and Environmental Damage

Vitamin C does not replace sunscreen — it cannot absorb UVA or UVB rays. What it does is significantly enhance your skin's defence against the oxidative damage that UV radiation causes once it reaches the skin's surface.

Think of it as a two-layer defence: your SPF blocks UV rays from penetrating; your Vitamin C serum neutralises the free radicals produced by any UV that gets through. The two work synergistically, which is why dermatologists consistently recommend wearing Vitamin C serum beneath your sunscreen every morning.

6. Hydrates and Reduces Transepidermal Water Loss (TEWL)

One of Vitamin C's lesser-known but clinically validated benefits is its ability to help skin retain moisture.

Magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, a stable Vitamin C derivative, has been shown to decrease transepidermal water loss (TEWL) — the process by which water evaporates from the skin's surface. This means Vitamin C not only brightens and protects, but also helps maintain a well-hydrated, plump complexion.

For those with dry or dehydrated skin, this makes Vitamin C an even more worthwhile addition to the routine.

7. Reduces Redness and Inflammation

Vitamin C's anti-inflammatory properties make it useful for calming reactive, irritated, or redness-prone skin. It helps soothe post-inflammatory redness — the pink or red flush that often follows a breakout — while supporting the skin's overall recovery process.

For those dealing with conditions like rosacea or persistent sensitivity, Vitamin C at a lower concentration (10% or below) can be a gentle but effective option, particularly in a derivative form like sodium ascorbyl phosphate.

8. Helps Reduce the Appearance of Dark Circles

A lesser-discussed benefit: Vitamin C serum can visibly improve the look of dark under-eye circles.

A clinical study showed that topical Vitamin C helped reduce dark circles caused by pooled blood under the eye. Additionally, Vitamin C's collagen-boosting ability helps gradually thicken the delicate under-eye skin over time, making the underlying blood vessels less visible.

This effect is gradual and works best when the Vitamin C serum or a dedicated eye product is applied consistently to the orbital area.

9. Reduces Blemishes and Supports Scar Healing

Vitamin C promotes a healthy skin cell turnover cycle — the process by which old, damaged cells shed and new ones surface. This natural renewal process is critical for fading post-acne blemishes and smoothing skin texture.

Unlike active exfoliants (like AHAs or retinol), Vitamin C supports cell renewal without directly accelerating exfoliation, making it gentler for those with sensitive or reactive skin.

How to Choose the Right Vitamin C Serum

Not all Vitamin C serums deliver equal results. Here's what to check before buying:

The form of Vitamin C matters:

• L-Ascorbic Acid — Most potent and best-researched; can cause mild stinging at higher concentrations. Best for normal to oily skin.
• Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate or Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate — Gentler, water-soluble derivatives suited to sensitive skin.
• Ascorbyl Glucoside — Very stable, slow-release form; good for beginners.

Concentration: Look for 10–20%. Below 10%, the brightening effect is limited. Above 20% increases irritation risk without additional benefit - especially important for melanin-rich skin tones, which are more prone to PIH from irritating actives.

Supporting ingredients:

• Vitamin E — Enhances Vitamin C's absorption across the skin's lipid barrier and improves formula stability.
• Ferulic Acid — Dramatically extends the shelf life and potency of Vitamin C in the formula.
• Hyaluronic Acid — Adds hydration to complement Vitamin C's brightening work.

Packaging: Vitamin C degrades rapidly when exposed to light, heat, and air. Always choose an airtight, opaque or tinted bottle — ideally with a pump, not a dropper. If your serum has turned dark orange or brown, it has oxidised and should be replaced.

Why Foxtale's Vitamin C Serum Works

• Gel-Trap Technology pairs Vitamin C with oil-soluble Vitamin E to improve absorption across the skin's lipid barrier — meaning more of the active reaches where it's needed.
• Emollient-rich formula keeps skin comfortable and hydrated rather than dry or stripped, making it suitable for daily use.
• Airtight, tinted packaging with a pump protects the formula's potency from first to last use.

It's formulated to deliver visible results without compromising comfort — which matters especially for daily actives like Vitamin C.

Read More: 
1. Why you'll want to add Vitamin C
2. Vitamin C and Vitamin E serum benefits combined
3. Mistakes to avoid with vitamin c serum

Vitamin C Combinations: What Works With What

1. Vitamin C + Niacinamide: Despite old myths, these two ingredients are compatible and work well together. Niacinamide reduces redness and pore appearance while Vitamin C handles brightening. Use Vitamin c & Niacinamide serum together in the morning for a comprehensive routine.

2. Vitamin C + Vitamin E:  This is a gold-standard pairing. Vitamin E stabilises Vitamin C in the formula and enhances its penetration. Many well-formulated serums (including Foxtale's) include both.

3. Vitamin C + Retinol: Use separately Both are highly effective but can cause irritation when applied together. Use Vitamin C in the morning and Retinol serum at night for the best of both without the sensitivity risk.

4. Vitamin C + AHAs (Glycolic/Lactic Acid): Use with caution Both are acidic. Using them together can over-exfoliate the skin, especially for beginners. If you want to use both, separate them into morning (Vitamin C) and evening (AHA) routines.

Conclusion

Vitamin C serum is one of the most versatile, proven, and skin-safe actives you can add to your routine. It brightens, protects, firms, hydrates, and fades dark spots — often all at once — with a safety profile that suits most skin types and tones.
The key to results? A well-formulated serum in stable packaging, used consistently every morning, always followed by SPF.
If you're ready to start, Foxtale's Vitamin C Serum checks all the right boxes — the science-backed formula and protective packaging are designed to ensure what you're applying every day is potent, effective, and working for your skin.

nick Good news - Vitamin C has its form for every skin type. Varying skin types react differently due to variables like pH levels, concentration levels, and other associated substances in the product. If you want to reap the maximum benefits of Vitamin C serum, for starters, it is necessary to be fully aware of the ingredients that are present in it. For that, you need to know which Vitamin C derivative is suitable for your skin type. Luckily, we’ve enlisted the below points you can keep in mind to select the serum of your choice!      

Vitamin C serum for every skin type  

1. Sodium ascorbyl phosphate for oily and acne-prone skin     

All skin types can safely utilize sodium ascorbyl phosphate, a less potent form of vitamin C. The conversion mechanism is less active because, once in the epidermis, sodium ascorbyl phosphate changes to ascorbic acid. This makes it less irritating for oily and acne-prone skin.

Why is this advantageous for this sort of skin? It possesses anti-bacterial properties that make it useful in the treatment of acne. Additionally, it stimulates the formation of collagen, which gives you firmer and more youthful skin, making it a perfect anti-ageing element.

2. Ethyl ascorbic acid for normal skin     

One of the most stable vitamin C compounds with many antioxidant properties is ethyl ascorbic acid. They offer the best defense against hyperpigmentation, dullness, and UV damage.

It is well renowned for drastically reducing dark spots and enhancing the complexion as a whole. Why? Because it regulates melanin production; as a result, hyperpigmentation is controlled. It has a light exfoliating effect and speeds up skin cell renewal to reveal skin that is cleaner and brighter. It can aid in the fight against free radicals and shield the skin from environmental stresses because it has potent antioxidant qualities.

3. L- ascorbic acid and Ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate for all skin types 

L-ascorbic acid is the most potent form of vitamin C and most effective when it comes to penetrating the skin. Vitamin C serums containing L-ascorbic acid stimulate collagen production. If you’re looking to integrate Vitamin C into your routine, Foxtale’s C for yourself Vitamin C serum will be perfect for you! It contains 15% L-ascorbic acid, which will help give your skin a youthful glow and aid in suppleness. 

The generation of Collagen steadily declines as we age. Topical L-ascorbic acid treatments, including powders and serums, may help enhance the appearance of the skin because the skin is typically the last organ to get dietary Vitamin C. It brightens your skin and actively combats free radical damage. L-ascorbic acid is the best form of Vitamin C and is most beneficial for people with normal and oily skin.

A more recent kind of Vitamin C is ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate. A lipid (oil) layer on your skin serves as a barrier against germs and moisture. Anything water-based needs the assistance of a suitable delivery mechanism to penetrate your skin because water and oil do not mix. Ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate is soluble in oil and can penetrate the skin more easily. 

Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate promotes collagen formation and aids in the battle against free radicals that hasten the ageing process. It lessens discolorations and lightens dark spots.  

4. Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate for dry skin

Magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, a vitamin C derivative, will prove to be your skin's best friend if you struggle with dryness. It is regarded as one of the most hydrating forms of vitamin C since it can hydrate your skin considerably more deeply than other forms of vitamin C. It is also known to enhance the appearance of uneven skin tone and firmness. 

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2. Why use Vitamin C serum with L-ascorbic acid 
3. Know how to use Vitamin C for acne scars 

Conclusion  

When it comes to being versatile, Vitamin C serum is the first thing that pops into our minds. Now that you have finished reading the article, you must know which vitamin C derivative is the most suitable for your skin type. You can avail the benefits of the vitamin and say hello to youthful skin!