Almost every dermatologist recommends incorporating a vitamin C formula into your daily routine. Moreover, most experts advise applying it in the morning so you’ll reap the most benefits by wearing it during the daytime. How? Why? Let’s get into it.

Even though vitamin C and retinol offer different results, you’ll want to avoid applying them both at the same time in order to maximize the benefits you’ll receive from each.

When it comes to skincare, we often talk about the skin barrier or epidermis, the outermost layer of your skin. But there’s another layer to your skin, a bit deeper down, that’s perhaps less discussed yet equally crucial to maintaining overall skin health: the dermis. This inner layer is what comprises skin density.

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Vitamin C is most commonly touted for its skin tone evening benefits and for help with fading hyperpigmentation and boosting radiance—but did you also know that it is a potent firming ingredient? 

In your regimen, Vitamin C should be the first active ingredient you put on your skin after cleansing. Look for it in your suncare and make it a part of your nightly routine. 

Say goodbye to fine lines and dull skin with a vitamin your skin loves—vitamin C. There’s a reason it is so popular in skincare, between its firming, brightening, and antioxidizing benefits. As Laura Cline, Youth To The People’s Director of Education, asks, “What doesn’t it do?” 

Whatever your skincare goals, there are a plethora of active ingredients to be on the lookout for when putting a routine together. And you might be wondering how long you’ll have to wait before seeing visible results.

For most of us, a winter complexion equals a lackluster one, so you’ll want to seek out ingredients with brightening effects as you work towards replenishing your shelves with a new hero product, or perhaps entirely overhauling your routine. Formulations that include vitamin C and exfoliating acids—lactic and glycolic acid are your best bets here—effectively wipe away winter dullness to leave your complexion sparkling.

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