For your skin care regimen to be very effective, you need a fully available ingredient – such as vitamin C. This powerful antioxidant does several things. It protects skin from damage by free radicals (the result of UV exposure), stimulates collagen production (makes skin look plump) and fights against hyperpigmentation, dark spots and dullness. changing the natural tone of the skin (although be sure to use sunscreen). I will rate all results on this page. SkinCeuticals is the original, and still one of the best. Dr. Sturm’s formula contains zinc, which helps vitamin C better penetrate the skin. Elephant Drunk is created with essential oils, alcohols and other ingredients that some may find difficult. StriVectin formula contains retinol without irritation. Both Glow Recipe and Sunday Riley deliver enlightenment with capital B. Ole Henriksen contains hyaluronic acid for increased hydration. Biossance is also great for drier skin. Clinicbe, an amazing new discovery, delivers fast results. And yes, MZ Skin is expensive but it will give you expensive skin.
1. Rapid Head Brightening Serum Sunday Riley £ 70, spacenk.com
2. Dr. Barbara Sturm The Serum Math C Vitamin C. £ 110, drsturm.com
3. Serum vitamin C StriVectin Super C Retinol £ 62, strivectin.co.uk
4. C-Firma Ailbhein Drunk Day Serum £ 67, spacenk.com
5. Serum Glow Pineapple-C Bright Serum £ 46, cultbeauty.co.uk
6. MZ Skin Brighten & Perfect Serum £ 250, mzskin.com
7. Ole Henriksen banana clear vitamin serum £ 53, boots.com
8. SkinCeuticals CE Ferulic £ 145, skinceuticals.co.uk
9. Vitamin C serum activated £ 48, clinicbe.com
10. Biossance Squalane + Dark Serum Spot Vitamin C. £ 56, cultbeauty.co.uk
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