Does Vitamin C Exfoliate My Skin?

Just as a glass of pure orange juice may be an excellent way to begin the day, facial serum with vitamins C and E can be your first line of defence for better-looking skin.

Vitamin C is an antioxidant, scavenging free radicals and other unstable chemicals that can harm healthy skin cells. A potent vitamin C serum for the face, neck, upper chest, and even the backs of the hands is suitable because of exposure to the harmful effects of the environment. 

Vitamin C serums encourage cell turnover to reveal new skin cells, which significantly influences the skin's feel and appearance. This is comparable to exfoliants, which aid in removing dead skin cells from the skin. Timeless include L-ascorbic acid, the most potent and pure form of vitamin C, in Timeless 20% Vitamin C+E Ferulic Acid Serum. Timeless 5% vitamin C formulation, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, is ideal for skin types that are more sensitive or prone to oiliness. Before using a Timeless Skin Care Eye Cream, the eye regions can be gently treated with Hyaluronic Acid Serum with Vitamin C.

When using a highly concentrated vitamin C serum, it's normal to experience some redness, irritated skin, and even little red bumps as side effects. If you want to use a concentration of 10% or 20%, give your skin time to adjust to it by using it less regularly. After getting to know your skin, choose the formulation that is ideal for you. If in doubt, work your way up to the greater concentrations of Vitamin C serum by starting with a less concentrated one.

Timeless Vitamin C+E with Ferulic Acid Serum

If your skin is sensitive to the sun, use the Vitamin C+E with Ferulic Acid Serum at night to strengthen its daily defences.

1. After cleansing the skin, apply the serum.
2. Apply gentle pressure to the face, neck, upper chest, and backs of the hands with the fingertips (avoid the thin areas surrounding the eyes)
3. Before moving on to the next stage, let the serum fully seep into the skin.
4. Apply your day's SPF and moisturizer last.