VITAMIN C

Vitamin C is needed for the tissue growth and repair in all parts of the body. It is fundamental to our health because it acts on the bones and teeth and helps to metabolise iron.

Vitamin C is necessary to form collagena protein whose usefulness in the body to build itself, from new skin to close scars to ligaments and blood vessels.

Our body does not manufacture and cannot accumulate Vitamin C. This means that we need constant input of vitamin C, either through our diet or through food supplements.

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidanti.e. a nutrient that blocks damage caused by free radicals responsible for ageing.

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VITAMIN C IN DERMATOLOGY

Vitamin C is one of the most important most popular active ingredients in dermatology. Not only because it is one of the most powerful antioxidantsIt also stimulates skin metabolism and the formation of collagen, which makes it an effective skin regenerator.

The direct application of Vitamin C, in the form of creams or serums, to the skin is the quickest and most effective way to to obtain the benefits it brings. Oral administration of vitamin C has been found to have low levels of benefits for the skin, whereas oral administration of vitamin C has been found to have low levels of benefits for the skin, whereas oral administration of vitamin C has been found to have low levels of benefits for the skin. topical application achieves 30 times higher levels of action.

  • Improves the hydration of the skin by reducing water loss
  • Reduces lines expression lines and wrinkles
  • It activates the synthesis of collagen and is a epidermal repairer
  • On sensitive skin minimises irritation
  • The application of vitamin C results in a smooth, clean and glowing skin
  • Improves the skin textureThe healthier tone and fades stains
  • Improves the quality of the skin
  • It enhances the effects of skin treatments because it predisposes the skin to the absorption of other nutrients
  • Strengthens the skin's immune system. Nourished skin with Vitamin C is better able to cope with pathogens.

IS YOUR SKIN ASKING FOR VITAMIN C?

If the skin on your face shows symptoms such as lack of vitality, poor elasticity or dullness, it is a clear sign that it is in need of a Vitamin C Cream. It is ideal for the treatment of dehydrated and anti-ageing skin. skin. Vitamin C moisturises, nourishes and regenerates the skin.

The appearance of spots on the skin is also due to the passage of time, but there are hormonal changes, for example during pregnancy or the menopause, that facilitate their presence. Vitamin C creams lighten blemishes helping you to achieve an even tone.

If you also like to sunbathe, you will know that photoageing is one of the factors that most influences the deterioration of the epidermis over time. We also recommend the Vitamin C Serum is formulated with pure, stable, encapsulated vitamin C 8%.

Vitamin C capsules are presented with Glycospheres, the only way to ensure that vitamin C does not deteriorate and penetrates the skin in its optimal and highest concentrations, as it is released only at the moment of application. Provides extra Vitamin C supplementation that skin damaged by tobacco and pollution needs.

Daily Vitamin C treatment will provide the hydration, nutrition and regeneration needed for your skin. Consistency in the application is key for you to get the benefits of Vitamin C because as we mentioned at the beginning of this post, our body cannot accumulate it. If you decide to try the Vitamin C cream plus serum treatment, within a few weeks you will notice that your skin has a fresher and brighter appearance.