Please suggest me some vitamin c serums for dry, dull skin. I've tried the ones from pilgrim and minimalist. They did absolutely nothing to what they claimed.
Posted Jan 6, 2022, 5:01 AM UTC
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Klairs vit c worked for me! Besides it takes a few weeks for the effects to show up. Also you have to moisturise your skin properly if you use vit c and also use sunblock everyday to see results.
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I might give it a try!
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Second this. Also you can consider buying alpha arbutin as well
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Moisturise your skin like crazy!!! Bioderma atoderm creme is a good one,it would moisturise and does leave skin looking glowy.
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Bioderma atoderm creme and cetaphil ultra hydrating lotion are my holy grails.
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+1 i use the baume and its amazing!
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Plum vitamin c Klairs vitamin c
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I've heard a lot of mixed reviews about the klairs vit c. Should I give it a try coz it's a lil bit expensive?
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Klairs is good it worked well for my hyperpigmentation , the only issue with klairs is, it gets oxidised too soon. I keep it in the fridge inside the box that it came with.
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From what I have gathered from ISCA, klairs like brands are worth thier price if you look at quantity and quality.
I started my skincare with minimalist only since I wasn't sure how much I would be invested in. I highly recommend ISCA search bar, many people like you had similar concern and people have responded with alternatives.
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I used the LabMuffin recipe and DIY it. That does show results on my skin. But you have to remake every 7-10 days and often I get too lazy.
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Great, I'll try it too!
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plum vit c, I've seen pretty good reviews
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I used TruDerma Vit C serum on my dermat’s rec. It was a really nice 20% vit C one. Used for almost 2-3 months. But it was a little expensive, 1400 for 20 ml. So i shifted to the minimalist one now. Ngl, it makes zero difference whatsoever but i have started using it with Tranxemic acid. VitC and Tranxemic acid work great together especially for pigmentation. You could try that if you have leftover Vit C serum.
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Suganda VitC. The only VitC that made my skin glow from being dull.
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Try asking on r/IndianSkincareAddicts.
But, I highly recommend going to a dermatologist rather than trial and error on your skin.
+1. Just look up Vit C on ISCA's search bar.
Search bar is the most unused feature on Reddit😂