Apply vitamin c injection on face at night

Vitamin C has powerful effects such as whitening, anti-aging, and avoiding melanin production. Studies have shown that daily supplementation of vitamin C can help promote body metabolism and quickly restore skin's whitening. Of course, we know that vitamin C is not a "magic water" and it needs to be used consistently to be effective. So will it be effective if you apply vitamin C directly on your face?

Vitamin C can reduce the synthesis of melanin particles in the skin and promote skin metabolism, so that the skin can recover and whiten faster and better. However, vitamin C facial applications need to be applied for a long time to be effective, and they also need to be combined with physical sunscreen and other effective UV protection measures to allow VC facial applications to play a whitening role.

It is worth mentioning that due to the unstable nature of vitamin C, the liquid we use for facial mask must be placed in an opaque bottle and stored in the refrigerator. Only this kind of vitamin C can play the role of vitamin C in facial mask.

Applying vitamin C on the face has a certain effect in lightening spots, but the concentration of vitamin C on the face should not be too low or too high. I call high-concentration vitamin C products that act on the skin bleaching agents (the strong reducing properties of vitamin C when applied to the face may dilute the color of the pigment groups on the skin's surface). However, if you apply too high a concentration of vitamin C on your face, the skin will not be able to absorb it. The concentration of external VC solution is only effective when it is between 5% and 20%.

Vitamin C can also stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, preventing and reducing facial wrinkles and sun damage. Vitamin C products have a slight effect in whitening, removing spots and acne scars (the effect varies depending on individual skin types) because vitamin C has some antioxidant effect. In addition, applying vitamin C on the face can reduce the damage caused by ultraviolet rays and free radicals.

Long-term application of vitamin C on the face can dissolve part of the stratum corneum and make the epidermis thinner, so that the light shining on your face is reflected more evenly, and you will feel that your skin has become brighter. However, you cannot use vitamin C on your face for a long time, because excessive use of vitamin C on your face may damage the stratum corneum. It is not recommended to use vitamin C on the face for sensitive skin.