Can I use vitamin C in the summer? This is a common doubt. And as we always say: doubts exist. So ask yourself this question, and we will answer it. For your peace of mind, the answer is "yes." A resounding "yes," without ifs or buts. A yes to vitamin C in the summer as big as a pine tree.
Is it safe to use vitamin C in summer?
It is often thought that it should not be used for fear of stains, that it is photosensitive and causes burns. But the vitamin C contained in illuminating serums is a stabilized vitamin C, that is, it does not work as an exfoliant, but as a antioxidant and illuminating, helping to prevent the appearance of spots and leaving the skin juicy.
We said "no buts" and there are none, because sun protection is essential all year round. So, with or without vitamin C, apply sun protection every day.
So I can use it in the summer, but what does it do for me?
It is the best and most famous antioxidant. Neutralizes free radicals. And what is that? To put it simply and quickly, without talking about electrons and atoms, we will say that they are external agents (there is also a natural process) that damage the DNA of cells, preventing them from regenerating and reproducing correctly. This action is related to skin aging. And who causes it? Pollution, exposure to UV rays, poor diet, tobacco...
Be careful, UV rays, those to which we are so exposed in summer. That is why it is important to use vitamin C, because It will help reduce cell oxidation caused by UV rays..
And there's more...
In addition to brightening the face, leaving the skin juicy and acting as an antioxidant, vitamin C also makes the tan last longer and look beautiful.
In Laconicum serum, moisturizers and even a sunscreen loaded with vitamin C.
