Trending—Glowing Skin: ‘C’ Spot Run-5 Vitamin C Serums for Radiant Brown Skin
Vitamin C, when used topically, has the ability to break down hyperpigmentation from the top layers of the skin. This happens because Vitamin C inhibits the production of the enzyme tyrosinase. Tyrosinase production is the first step in melanin production in the melanocytes. For the layperson, all you have to know is that Vitamin C is a topical melanin buster.
In addition to using Vitamin C, strict adherence to a sun protection regimen is necessary. Using a Vitamin C treatment without using an SPF is a waste of your hard-earned dollars. Over the years, we have road tested several vitamin C products, specifically with the end purpose of “lightening” hyperpigmented layers of skin.
These are our top 5 Vitamin C serums to get ‘Spot’ out!
1. Lumene Bright Now Vitamin C+ Beauty Drops $21.99
Wild Arctic Cloudberry & Encapsulated Vitamin C
For All Skin Types, Vitamin C brightens skin
2. Kate Somerville Mega-C Dual Radiance Serum $90
High-tech radiance serum is packed with 10 percent vitamin C and youth-enhancing bioactive omegas 3, 6, 9, and 7.
3. YBF Restore Vitamin C Serum $120
Advanced brighteners, vitamins and top antioxidants work to even pigmentation, diminish dark spots and reduce inflammation for a refreshed look you’ll love.
4. Ole Henriksen Truth Serum® Vitamin C Collagen Booster $48
See my Truth Revealed review here
Formulated with a proprietary five-source vitamin C complex to support natural collagen production, brighten, and minimize fine lines.
5. Obagi Professional C-Serum $79
See my Obagi C Lotion review here.
Adding this product to your routine not only creates a beautiful tone and texture, it also protects your fragile skin structure. Vitamin C defends the skin against damaging free radicals that cause fine lines, wrinkles and dark spots.
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