Dear AMW Friends and Dear Klairs *lol*
What's good in putting Vitamin C on your skin?
Well, Vitamin C - in it's pure form is an effective ingredient to lighten/brighten areas applied. The only problem is that (just like Ascorbic Acid tablets if you noticed), they have short shelf life so it turns yellow or worst brown after several days under sun and oxygen exposure. That said, how can we use Vitamin C effectively in our beauty regimen?
I've found a product from dear Klairs called dear Klairs Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop Vitamin C Serum , one of the main ingredient is Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) but with constant research and packaging, dear Klairs were able to give us Vitamin C drops with longer shelf life.
Now, keep in mind that I have dry/sensitive and just weird skin! I cannot imagine putting Vitamin C on my skin as I can imagine immediately redness, itchiness or worst - burning sensation. That was my expectation when I did a patch test.
With constant research, I've found out that dear Klairs only put 5% of Vitamin C making it a safe amount to use even for users with sensitive skin. But of course, I keep caution by adding moisturizer immediately after use and use sunblock more than ever!
dear Klairs Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop Vitamin C Serum is housed in a clear bottle with dropper which I love! Very easy to use but I realized that since it has Vitamin C as main ingredient, it is best to store in dim areas not directly to sun. I actually like putting this in the fridge instead to prolong shelf life.
dear Klairs Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop Vitamin C Serum Says ---
