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Support Collagen Around the Eyes The delicate skin around your eyes is one of the first areas to show signs of aging,  fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging often appear here first. Maintaining collagen, the protein that gives skin its firmness and elasticity, is key to keeping this area smooth and youthful. Natural ingredients in skincare can play a crucial role in supporting collagen production and protecting the skin from damage. Vitamin C, found in citrus fruits and botanical extracts , is a powerful antioxidant that boosts collagen synthesis while protecting skin from free radical damage. Aloe vera and green tea soothe and hydrate, reducing inflammation that can break down collagen over time. Peptides and amino acids from natural plant sources stimulate the skin’s repair mechanisms, encouraging new collagen formation. Oils like rosehip and argan provide essential fatty acids that nourish the skin and improve elasticity, while hyaluronic acid derived from natural sources helps reta...

Support Collagen Around the Eyes The delicate skin around your eyes is one of the first areas to show signs of aging,  fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging often appear here first. Maintaining collagen, the protein that gives skin its firmness and elasticity, is key to keeping this area smooth and youthful. Natural ingredients in skincare can play a crucial role in supporting collagen production and protecting the skin from damage. Vitamin C, found in citrus fruits and botanical extracts , is a powerful antioxidant that boosts collagen synthesis while protecting skin from free radical damage. Aloe vera and green tea soothe and hydrate, reducing inflammation that can break down collagen over time. Peptides and amino acids from natural plant sources stimulate the skin’s repair mechanisms, encouraging new collagen formation. Oils like rosehip and argan provide essential fatty acids that nourish the skin and improve elasticity, while hyaluronic acid derived from natural sources helps reta...

Support Collagen Around the Eyes The delicate skin around your eyes is one of the first areas to show signs of aging,  fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging often appear here first. Maintaining collagen, the protein that gives skin its firmness and elasticity, is key to keeping this area smooth and youthful. Natural ingredients in skincare can play a crucial role in supporting collagen production and protecting the skin from damage. Vitamin C, found in citrus fruits and botanical extracts , is a powerful antioxidant that boosts collagen synthesis while protecting skin from free radical damage. Aloe vera and green tea soothe and hydrate, reducing inflammation that can break down collagen over time. Peptides and amino acids from natural plant sources stimulate the skin’s repair mechanisms, encouraging new collagen formation. Oils like rosehip and argan provide essential fatty acids that nourish the skin and improve elasticity, while hyaluronic acid derived from natural sources helps reta...

What to Avoid When Using Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C serum is a powerhouse in skincare —brightening, evening skin tone, and fighting free radicals. But to get the most out of it (and avoid irritation or ineffectiveness), there are a few things you shouldn't do. Here's what to avoid when using Vitamin C serum: Avoid Using It with Certain Ingredients Some active ingredients don’t play well with Vitamin C, and combining them can cause skin irritation or reduce their effectiveness. Avoid: Benzoyl Peroxide – It can oxidize Vitamin C, making it less effective. Retinol – Both are strong ingredients, and using them together can irritate sensitive skin. AHAs/BHAs (like glycolic or salicylic acid) – Using them right after Vitamin C can increase the risk of irritation or dryness. Use Vitamin C in the morning and reserve other active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants for nighttime. Don’t Skip Sunscreen Vitamin C boosts sun protection, but it doesn’t replace sunscreen. UV rays can s...

What to Avoid When Using Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C serum is a powerhouse in skincare —brightening, evening skin tone, and fighting free radicals. But to get the most out of it (and avoid irritation or ineffectiveness), there are a few things you shouldn't do. Here's what to avoid when using Vitamin C serum: Avoid Using It with Certain Ingredients Some active ingredients don’t play well with Vitamin C, and combining them can cause skin irritation or reduce their effectiveness. Avoid: Benzoyl Peroxide – It can oxidize Vitamin C, making it less effective. Retinol – Both are strong ingredients, and using them together can irritate sensitive skin. AHAs/BHAs (like glycolic or salicylic acid) – Using them right after Vitamin C can increase the risk of irritation or dryness. Use Vitamin C in the morning and reserve other active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants for nighttime. Don’t Skip Sunscreen Vitamin C boosts sun protection, but it doesn’t replace sunscreen. UV rays can s...

What to Avoid When Using Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C serum is a powerhouse in skincare —brightening, evening skin tone, and fighting free radicals. But to get the most out of it (and avoid irritation or ineffectiveness), there are a few things you shouldn't do. Here's what to avoid when using Vitamin C serum: Avoid Using It with Certain Ingredients Some active ingredients don’t play well with Vitamin C, and combining them can cause skin irritation or reduce their effectiveness. Avoid: Benzoyl Peroxide – It can oxidize Vitamin C, making it less effective. Retinol – Both are strong ingredients, and using them together can irritate sensitive skin. AHAs/BHAs (like glycolic or salicylic acid) – Using them right after Vitamin C can increase the risk of irritation or dryness. Use Vitamin C in the morning and reserve other active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants for nighttime. Don’t Skip Sunscreen Vitamin C boosts sun protection, but it doesn’t replace sunscreen. UV rays can s...

What to Avoid When Using Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C serum is a powerhouse in skincare —brightening, evening skin tone, and fighting free radicals. But to get the most out of it (and avoid irritation or ineffectiveness), there are a few things you shouldn't do. Here's what to avoid when using Vitamin C serum: Avoid Using It with Certain Ingredients Some active ingredients don’t play well with Vitamin C, and combining them can cause skin irritation or reduce their effectiveness. Avoid: Benzoyl Peroxide – It can oxidize Vitamin C, making it less effective. Retinol – Both are strong ingredients, and using them together can irritate sensitive skin. AHAs/BHAs (like glycolic or salicylic acid) – Using them right after Vitamin C can increase the risk of irritation or dryness. Use Vitamin C in the morning and reserve other active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants for nighttime. Don’t Skip Sunscreen Vitamin C boosts sun protection, but it doesn’t replace sunscreen. UV rays can s...

What to Avoid When Using Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C serum is a powerhouse in skincare —brightening, evening skin tone, and fighting free radicals. But to get the most out of it (and avoid irritation or ineffectiveness), there are a few things you shouldn't do. Here's what to avoid when using Vitamin C serum: Avoid Using It with Certain Ingredients Some active ingredients don’t play well with Vitamin C, and combining them can cause skin irritation or reduce their effectiveness. Avoid: Benzoyl Peroxide – It can oxidize Vitamin C, making it less effective. Retinol – Both are strong ingredients, and using them together can irritate sensitive skin. AHAs/BHAs (like glycolic or salicylic acid) – Using them right after Vitamin C can increase the risk of irritation or dryness. Use Vitamin C in the morning and reserve other active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants for nighttime. Don’t Skip Sunscreen Vitamin C boosts sun protection, but it doesn’t replace sunscreen. UV rays can s...

What to Avoid When Using Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C serum is a powerhouse in skincare —brightening, evening skin tone, and fighting free radicals. But to get the most out of it (and avoid irritation or ineffectiveness), there are a few things you shouldn't do. Here's what to avoid when using Vitamin C serum: Avoid Using It with Certain Ingredients Some active ingredients don’t play well with Vitamin C, and combining them can cause skin irritation or reduce their effectiveness. Avoid: Benzoyl Peroxide – It can oxidize Vitamin C, making it less effective. Retinol – Both are strong ingredients, and using them together can irritate sensitive skin. AHAs/BHAs (like glycolic or salicylic acid) – Using them right after Vitamin C can increase the risk of irritation or dryness. Use Vitamin C in the morning and reserve other active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants for nighttime. Don’t Skip Sunscreen Vitamin C boosts sun protection, but it doesn’t replace sunscreen. UV rays can s...

What to Avoid When Using Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C serum is a powerhouse in skincare —brightening, evening skin tone, and fighting free radicals. But to get the most out of it (and avoid irritation or ineffectiveness), there are a few things you shouldn't do. Here's what to avoid when using Vitamin C serum: Avoid Using It with Certain Ingredients Some active ingredients don’t play well with Vitamin C, and combining them can cause skin irritation or reduce their effectiveness. Avoid: Benzoyl Peroxide – It can oxidize Vitamin C, making it less effective. Retinol – Both are strong ingredients, and using them together can irritate sensitive skin. AHAs/BHAs (like glycolic or salicylic acid) – Using them right after Vitamin C can increase the risk of irritation or dryness. Use Vitamin C in the morning and reserve other active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants for nighttime. Don’t Skip Sunscreen Vitamin C boosts sun protection, but it doesn’t replace sunscreen. UV rays can s...

What to Avoid When Using Vitamin C Serum Vitamin C serum is a powerhouse in skincare —brightening, evening skin tone, and fighting free radicals. But to get the most out of it (and avoid irritation or ineffectiveness), there are a few things you shouldn't do. Here's what to avoid when using Vitamin C serum: Avoid Using It with Certain Ingredients Some active ingredients don’t play well with Vitamin C, and combining them can cause skin irritation or reduce their effectiveness. Avoid: Benzoyl Peroxide – It can oxidize Vitamin C, making it less effective. Retinol – Both are strong ingredients, and using them together can irritate sensitive skin. AHAs/BHAs (like glycolic or salicylic acid) – Using them right after Vitamin C can increase the risk of irritation or dryness. Use Vitamin C in the morning and reserve other active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants for nighttime. Don’t Skip Sunscreen Vitamin C boosts sun protection, but it doesn’t replace sunscreen. UV rays can s...