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L-Ascorbic Acid
Category
Antioxidant
Ingredient
L-Ascorbic Acid
Definition
Category: Vitamin C
Type: Ingredient
Definition: The most common form of topical vitamin C. Pure form of this molecule is created by processing ascorbic acid that excludes the D-molecule
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Benefits
- Potent antioxidant
- Ideal for breakout-prone skin
- Ideal to reduce pigmentation on the skin
- Can help reduce the appearance of fine lines & wrinkles
Danger
- Less stable form of vitamin C
- Not recommended for sensitive skin or skin with a compromised barrier function
Hint
L-Ascorbic acid degrades a lot in terms of quality and efficiency when exposed to UV light and oxygen. Therefore, it is important to keep any product containing this ingredient in a confined space. Look also at the packaging! If a product has a clear bottle it might not be ideal.
Contraindications
Sensitive Skin
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