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Mathildeee
Oily/Resilient
The brand is Natura Siberica
It’s ascrobyl phosphate (in french)
But I don’t know how much ...
I thought it was purging but now it’s gonna do 2 months and don’t go better ...
But thank you for your answer and recommandation !
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ciszkaay
Dry/Sensitive
Hello, first please stop using that product, second have you ever tried using another vitamin C product from another brand? If yes and it didnt give you acne it means this brand that you use know is not suitable for you. But if you ever tried another and it also dont work high possibility that your skin doesnt tolerate or sensitive to vitamin C. And dont mix it with retinol or B3, give some spare time if you use them.
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Mathildeee
Oily/Resilient
I don’t try another one ! But if another vitamin C doesn’t suit for my skin, I can’t apply any vitamin C ?
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LalaReviews
Oily/Sensitive
Have you tried using a different Vit C product? It might be the formulation or an inactive ingredient your skin isn't liking. If this has been going on for more than a week or two I wouldn't use that product anymore.
It's also possible your skin doesn't like Vit C at all. If that's the case I'd use a product with some other antioxidant in it, or use an AHA or something with azelaic acid if you were using it for brightening.
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Mathildeee
Oily/Resilient
Not yet !! I will let my skin slowly heal and then I will try another but I don’t know which ...
I add Vit C because antioxidant is great on am with spf also I would like to try it another one
Do you have suggestion ?!
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Betweendots
Oily/Sensitive
What Vitamin C do you use? In general, majority of Vitamin C versions like classic ascorbic acid, ascorbyl palmitate, etc should be used in concentration below 10% for acne-prone and sensitive skin. I would recommend going for 3-0-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid. Also, Vit C is an active ingredient so purging can happen but it shouldn't with lower amounts.
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