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Cons:
Stings when the skin is raw, my product is not cheap.
Pros:
I have noticed an improvement with oral Vitamin C supplementation, but topical vit C or forms of always cause me to break out just terribly.
Cons:
Topical Vit C in creams just becomes oxidized and loses its efficacy, so if you do not have a problem with topical vit c you need to find a powder form and add it in right before you apply it. I found a nice one at marie veronique.
Pros:
Helps a little to reduce excess oil and big breakouts. You won´t get flu. Good for your well being. Inexpensive and no side effects.
Cons:
Erhm, it isnt really an acne treatment.
Pros:
Anti-inflammatory! Healthy looking skin! Even toned..no more blotchy red skin..finally!!
Cons:
Didnt help with preventing the acne itself but helped with ALL the other symptoms of it.
Pros:
- Tastes nice and you can take it 3 different ways. (Chewable tablets, drop or effervescent tablet).
- Reduces redness, soreness and makes your skin look a lot healthier.
- Cheap.
Cons:
- It's not a 'miracle cure' or a one night wonder, but certainly helps if you take at the same time you do the regime on here.
Pros:
Pantothenic acid aka vita B5 got rid of some acne, but I still had horrible acne around my jaw line and mouth. I started taking vita C because I got really sick and with in like three days the acne around my mouth and jaw was almost gone.
Cons:
I noticed that even though the acne around my jaw and mouth was clearing up I started breaking out on my forehead....I would much rather have it on my forehead then around my mouth....looks better when you kiss people....LOL
Pros:
Healthy - and easy to use
Cons:
none
Pros:
-reduces hyperpigmentation marks, minimizes red scarring
-improves overall skin texture
-didn't catch a cold in Canadian winter since taking it
Cons:
-takes a long time to see results on scarring, and only helps with pigmentation-related scars
-stings when applied topically
Pros:
starts to brighten skin...
Cons:
Causes horrible deep cystic acne - and I usually don't have that problem! Vitamin C is in 80% of facial creams now so finding one that is free of it is tiring... you have to read ingredients VERY carefully because it has at least 15 different names.
Pros:
good for you, cheap
Cons:
just didn't work well for me.
Pros:
Stable, topical vitamin c works well in combination with silicone to prevent and treat scars.