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I love doing vitamin C in the morning and retinol at night. I am not too picky about the brands for my serum, but I usually choose a good kbeauty one. I usually swap my retonol for an AHA BHA toner once a week to exfoliate. For cleanser and moisturizer I love vanicream and cera ve. They are great for sensitive skin.
I just left a comment about Cerave and having sensitive skin, you’re absolutely correct they’re great for it!
I might need to look into adding vit c into my routine. What benefits do you see most if you don’t mind me asking?
If you're thinking about vitamin c start slow and low, it can really irritate the skin, but its amazing for brightening the complexion, fading age spots, as well as helping with some of UV that your SPF misses
It helps with uneven skin tone and hyper pigmentation if I use it consistently. It also is supposed to help prevent sun damage and air pollutant damage, but obviously you still should use sunscreen.