Vitamin C

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Hi everyone ✨ I want to know about the most effective Vitamin c products you have used. I have been using melano cc essence for years but idk if it really is doing anything. I first used it after applying my toner and before applying my sunscreen. Then I found out how vitamin c works best as the first step of the routine. So, i tried applying it on freshly washed and dried skin. Wait 15 minutes. Then apply other stuff. But it still feels like it's not doing anything. Tbh I am tired of this essence. The texture is so bad. I want to find a toner or serum that has a good percentage of vitamin c or derivatives which i can apply easily as a first step of the routine. My expectation from vitamin c: reduce dark spot and brighten skintone. I know there are other ingredients like azelaic acid, alpha arbutin and niacinamide available. But for my morning routine, i wanna keep a vitamin c product. Other vitamin c products i have used: - klairs vitamin c : goes bad very quickly. Felt very weak - numbuzin n5 serum: love the texture and hydration, but didn't really improve anything Sorry for all the info . If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Thank you 💕 submitted by /u/holdmyhandbaby to r/AsianBeauty [link] [comments]

Hi, I will try to make this as short as possible I'm not new to megadosing vitamins and I research a lot (I mean A LOT) Some megadosing of other vitamins like ( D3, K2, Magnesium, and niacin) fixes some of my problems completely or partially and sometimes my body says "F U I will not do anything" But the only thing I've been battling for years that I still can't solve is why my energy and drive to do anything is so unpredictable that no amount of willpower will make me continue my work Then the spark ignited " wait a minute I already researched vitamin C extensively why did I forget about it" To not talk about vitamin C all day let's note two things Without vitamin C, you cannot will not synthesise dopamine and norepinephrine (norepinephrine is VERY important) Vitamin C is the PRIMARY rate-limiting factor for the synthesis of dopamine & norepinephrine with beta-hydroxylase (DBH) What does it mean? It means that no matter how many amino acids you have, mainly l-tyrosine*, it is Vitamin C that enables the body to make dopamine and norepinephrine is Vitamin C. Also, the body converts dopamine to norepinephrine and YOU NEED BOTH Let's look at the symptoms of low levels of both of them Dopamine: Lack of Motivation: Struggling to start tasks or feeling zero drive to accomplish goals. ​Anhedonia: An inability to feel pleasure or satisfaction from activities you usually enjoy. ​Chronic Fatigue: A deep, unshakeable physical and mental tiredness. ​Poor Focus: Difficulty concentrating, easily losing your train of thought, or general "brain fog." ​Motor Issues: In more severe deficiencies, this can manifest as muscle stiffness, tremors, or restless legs. ​Low Libido Out of 6 I had 5 , Libido is normal Now let's see norepinephrine: Orthostatic Hypotension: Dizziness, lightheadedness, or seeing stars when standing up quickly (due to the blood vessels not constricting fast enough). ​Lethargy: Feeling physically heavy, slow, or constantly exhausted. ​Alertness Issues: Difficulty waking up in the morning, staying awake, or reacting quickly to stimuli. ​Memory and Attention Deficits: Trouble retrieving memories, retaining new information, or staying vigilant. ​Apathy and Mood Drops: While low dopamine feels like a lack of pleasure, low norepinephrine often feels like a flat, depressed, or apathetic mood. Out of 5 I had 5! Same symptoms same description That hypo feeling when it's gone, I was surprised because no amount of sodium potassium will fix it so I was thinking that must be norepinephrine and it was! Dosing: I take it as sodium ascorbate made by mixing a 2:1 ratio of ascorbic acid powder + sodium bicarbonate It will bubble keep mixing till there is no chemical reaction Max dose is the one that doesn't cause diarrhoea For me 5g, some ppl can take even more Day 1 5g I wasn't feeling much slightly better Day 2 5g I felt "I am awake" after a couple of hours I took another 5g and then... My mind is clear, I can recall way better effortlessly without squeezing my brain to remember I don't have that heavy feeling when doing anything especially things that are not interesting like washing dishes I don't know how to describe it as I feel it Everything in the symptoms above is gone Note: vitamin C do many things in the body like collagen production, blood vessel health, l-carnitine synthesis, and much more but for my case, it was neurotransmitter synthesis issues Edit: Thank you all of you. I really love discussing everything about the human body, whether I agree or disagree in the comments I will continue taking at least 5g and write what I feel for at least a week or two and give an update in this post For those who want it Edit: April 5 2025, for those who want update, I will continue but I will make it a different post in the same sub and put the link right here, don't worry Even if the experiment goes beautifully or not, we are here to help & learn from each other Edit: 1 week update https://www.reddit.com/r/Supplements/s/ZlnonNYx06 submitted by /u/PinkSlep to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

Started using vitamin C serum last month and here is my result. submitted by /u/Zealousideal_Low6386 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

I've been into skincare for a long time, absolutely love reading about the science of different actives and ingredients, and over time have found several ones that noticeably work for me - niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, AHAs/BHAs, retinoids, ceramides. I've also found some that absolutely DON'T work for me (bless your heart, dimethicone). However nothing has puzzled me like vitamin C. In the 10+ years I've been hyper-fixated on skincare, I've seen so many studies, reviews, etc. about the wonders of vitamin c for brightening, lightening dark spots, and generally evening skin tone. When I tell you I have tried every single derivative from the Mississippi to South Korea though... I've gone expensive (SkinCeuticals). I've gone mid-range (Timeless). I've gone single-ingredient derivatives from TO and others. I've tried pure ascorbic acid powder mixed with serums, I've even dabbled in DIY skincare with multiple formulations from classic recipes to full-blown science experiments with trademarked vitamin C matrixes. Once a day, twice a day, thrice a day even (not my best idea. I truly don't think I've ever seen a benefit. My main issue is sun damage (le dark spots) and I know that's a fickle problem to work with, however at this point I know how to spot when an active is working because I've seen it happen with other ones. But zilch with Vitamin C. I feel like I'm crazy. This is one of the most studied actives in OTC skincare. I believe the science. And l've seen the results people have, which I'm extremely envious of. So l've kept using it...all this time. But I think I'm finally at a point where it just feels unnecessary and pointless for me. Is there anyone out there like me? What is wrong with my skin??? submitted by /u/pmmemassivedongs to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

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