CeraVe Vitamin C Serum with Hyaluronic Acid
Despite all its benefits, vitamin C can be sensitizing due to the active ingredients. That’s where lower-strength formulas, or formulas with added soothing ingredients, come in. This vitamin-C serum from CeraVe comes highly recommended by Lal, who says it’s his go-to: “It’s good for people who have dry skin or get irritation from vitamin C; this is a great product.” It’s formulated with 10 percent L-ascorbic acid, which is the recommended minimum for a formula to still be effective. Like all CeraVe products, this serum contains ceramides, which help to restore and maintain the skin’s barrier. It also contains vitamin B5, which is soothing and helps the skin hold onto moisture.
Dr. Rita Linkner of Spring Street Dermatology swears by this vitamin-C serum from Revision, which has been previously recommended by dermatologists for fading acne scars and combating hyperpigmentation. Linkner in particular is a fan of its lightweight feel. It has a high concentration of THC ascorbate, rather than L-ascorbic acid, which tends to be easier to tolerate. It’s highly concentrated at 30 percent, so there still might be an adjustment period for your skin. “It often takes a few days for skin to calibrate, but this is a great product to use in tandem with your SPF every morning,” says Linkner. It also uses vitamin E and the brand’s patent-pending MelaPATH technology, which helps with fine lines and protects the skin against free radicals.
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