Skin experts shed light on how to incorporate this powerhouse ingredient to achieve clear, bright skin.
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Fact is that skin contains high concentrations of Vitamin C, which supports important functions like stimulating collagen synthesis and assisting in antioxidant protection against UV induced damage, shared Dr Chiam. This results in a loss of beneficial dermatological properties when applied to the skin, added Dr Chiam.
And when absorbed in the skin, these Vitamin C derivatives undergo an enzymic conversion to become L-ascorbic acid, which can increase its efficacy in working on your skin issues. However, Dr Ho cautioned that extent to which the derivatives convert into L-ascorbic acid is still unclear. “It is not a 100 per cent conversion,” she added.1. Opt for 10 to 20 per cent L-ascorbic acid
“This can increase the efficacy of vitamin C by eight times,” said Dr Chiam. Importantly, this trio of actives has also been found to be effective in reducing acute and chronic photodamage. And once opened, Dr Chiam advised using your L-ascorbic acid infused product every day before it reaches its oxidised state and also keep it in the fridge to prolong its shelf-life.Q+A Vitamin C Brightening Serum.
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