Vitamin C has long been the go-to ingredient for brighter skin. Your daily serum or a refreshing citrus-packed smoothie, is often packed with vitamin C and is said to offer its glow-boosting, antioxidant powers. Many people swear by it to help fade dark spots, even out skin tone and protect against pollution damage. It’s that little daily ritual that feels like self-care in a bottle or glass, promising smoother, fresher-looking skin with every use.
Several people turn to Vitamin C because it makes their skin feel brighter, softer and healthier. It’s often seen as a skin shield, fighting dullness and boosting glow after sun exposure or stress. You apply it, sip it, or mix it into your routine, expecting that glowing, more even look.
Vitamin C does more than just improve the surface of your skin. According to a recent study from Tokyo Metropolitan Institute for Geriatrics and Gerontology, Vitamin C could play a bigger role in skin health. Researchers found it protects skin, and can also help rebuild it. The study revealed that Vitamin C helps to activate specific genes responsible for skin cell growth, thickening the skin from within by promoting DNA changes that allow cells to grow and multiply.
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Here are some ways Vitamin C may support your ageing skin:
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