vitamin c

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1. 2026-08-24 19:29 UTCPost

   [Acne] How I have clear skin after 17 years! 🎉 success story - Hey All! I wanted to share my routine that finally helped me get clear skin after having horrible acne and scars since I was like 12. I am now 29 years old. I've done everything short of taking prescription acne meds over my struggle. I went to several derms when I was a teenager, Ive used several different sets of prescriptions creams, gels, cleansers, etc. I've had laser face treatments done that shrink your pores. I was put on birth control for a decade, which I am no longer on. And of course I've tried all the advice I could find on the internet, but nothing truly worked. I know acne is caused by different things for everyone, but maybe someone out there will have the same issue I did and my routine will help them as well. The biggest thing that changed my face is zinc. I know that is not NEW news to a lot of people but for some reason I heard about it too and did not try it all these years. This alone fixed like 90% of the acne on my face, so if you don't want to read the rest of the post let that be your takeaway. I was always told that I had hormonal acne but that was just not the case. Ive spent years trying to "fix" my hormones when there was nothing wrong with them in the first place. I never had any other symptoms of misaligned hormones, just acne. Every single one of my breakouts always had a hard keratin plug in it, even the cystic acne that I would get on my jawline. So if you find that your acne also follows that type, I really urge you to try taking some zinc. Zinc basically makes the keratin less sticky and so it slips out of the pore way more easily, instead of getting stuck and then infected and then turning into a pimple. Vitamin C helps produce collagen which just further aids this process. I've listed below everything that I use and tiered it out from what REALLY WORKED to what just kind of supported or polished off the results. Here's my routine as well, it is very simple but has worked unlike anything else. Routine: In the Morning: Mist > TO niacinamide + zinc serum > Mist > Apply Primally Pure antioxidant balm > Mist > Done. After this I either wear nothing or use Primally Pure's sun cream which is also tinted so I count that as my makeup. Before Bed: I slather my face in Hemp oil and massage just a little bit but mostly just let it sit for a couple mins. This will remove my makeup if Im wearing any or will just be part of my oil cleansing routine if Im bare faced. After that I wash the hemp oil off with Primally Pure's clarifying bar. I didn't see anything special about this bar so honestly just use whatever your favorite cleanser is. If Im wearing makeup I will go back in with the clarifying bar cleanser again and use the Foreo Luna this time. This part really helps my sebaceous filaments and rough skin on my nose/chin/jawline. After that I will do the same routine as the morning. Mist > TO niacinamide serum > Mist > Primally Pure antioxidant balm > Mist > Done. Daily: Take 30mg Zinc and 1000mg of Vitamin C TL:DR Holy Grail Tier: \- 30mg Zinc supplement everyday Absolute Necessity Tier: \- 1000mg Vitamin C supplement everyday \- The Ordinary Niacinamide + Zinc \- Primally Pure Antioxidant Balm (or something super moisturizing with topical vitamin C) Fine Tuning Tier: \- Foreo Luna Mini 4 (GREAT for sebaceous filaments and naturally large pores) \- Oil Cleansing with Hemp Oil only (to remove makeup but also to unclog pores) \- 100% Pure's Rose water mist (or any mist with rose water + hyaluronic acid) \- "7 Skins" philosophy, which also helps serums to absorb more Honorable Mention Tier: \- Changing out your pillowcase every night (just go buy like 10 pillow cases so you can switch them out every night for a little over a week to get you to laundry day) \- Adjusting your diet to eat healthy + clean (This is only this low because I know most people try this first thing) \- Only washing face 1 time a day before bed \- TO Salycylic acid for spot treatment when needed. I dont use this daily. \- Primally Pure's clarifying bar cleanser \- Lemon water! (Probably because its just a natural source of vitamin C, but its refreshing in the morning so why not) The Devil Tier: \- Any and all forms of omega 3's (I dont know why! Literally any form or source will give me crazy cystic acne)

2. 2026-08-24 18:00 UTCComment

   Vitamin C is irritating for some people. The only product I’d feel comfortable recommending to a rando is my oil cleanser. As a dry sensitive skin person in a humid climate, any of my products might break out an oily-skinned person or not provide enough moisture in a dry climate. My actives could give someone who’s not prepared a chemical burn.

3. 2026-08-24 12:39 UTCPost

   [Shelfie] All my beauty bottles ✨ - My skincare routine at 26 is built around cleansing, targeted actives, barrier support, and daily SPF. In the morning, I usually use the COSRX Low pH cleanser, except on the days when I use an enzyme powder (I have a basic one from a local brand) or a peeling gel like Farmstay, about once a week. Once a week, I also do my “bloody” 10% acid peel. I use a hydrophilic cleansing balm to remove my SPF or make up. I don’t see difference between cleansing balms, so take best quantity/price proposition. Last step is Etude Baking Powder to remove any residue (not for sensitive skin!). After cleansing, I use a calming toner by Tenzero. It’s not the best toner I’ve ever tried, but my skin feels good with it. I’d like to try milky toners next. I rotate between active serums with clinically proven ingredients, such as 20% vitamin C, 15% azelaic acid, and 1% retinol. Cos De BAHA is such a good option for affordable skincare. My routine is usually vitamin C in the morning and azelaic acid at night, except for two nights a week when I use retinol instead. I always seal my serums with a moisturising cream to support my skin barrier. I really like ceramides, panthenol, squalane, and other NMF components. Cos De BAHA again Eye cream and creamy masks are not really necessary for me — I bought them mostly because they were on sale and I had a little shopaholism attack. I’ve been using SPF 50 every day whenever I go outside, no matter whether it’s summer or winter, for about 10 years. Tenzero is okay, but Biore is better. We have access to a lot of affordable and decent Korean sunscreens, so I tend to buy those. My beauty plans: a 20% azelaic acid cream and a prescription retinoid — maybe adapalene or tretinoin. I also want to add an extra moisturising step between toner and serum, probably a lightweight lotion or emulsion.

4. 2026-08-24 00:07 UTCPost

   [Product Request] recommendation for hydrating toner that won't break me out - Hi all, despite using a moisturiser (Cetaphill) and a balm (Pyunkang Yul Calming Moisture Repair Balm) in my skincare routine, my skin still seems dehydrated with lines more visible as a result. I've tried cica baume from LRP for a while while my skin barrier was damaged but it broke me out badly. I'm thinking of incorporating a hydrating/milky toner as everyone keeps talking about how hydrating they are but not sure where to start as there are so many! I have acne prone, sensitive skin thats prone to dryness but can look oily soon after applying skincare or makeup. I'm also not sure how I would incorporate the toner into my routine with actives. All actives say they should be the first layer, so not sure if applying a toner first would reduce the effectiveness of an active. It would need to work with my current skin care routine. Morning routine- Regimen Lab azelaic acid, Medicube Vitamin C, sometimes Cosrx power essence and Pyunkang Yul Calming Moisture Repair Balm, sunscreen Evening routine- Minimalist peptides, Ordinary retinal, Cetaphil, Pyunkang Yul Calming Moisture Repair Balm

5. 2026-08-23 23:26 UTCComment

   Try Timeless Skincare’s Vitamin C. Proven to be the closest to the SkinCeuticals vitamin C. Pretty sure they are having a 50% off sale right now. I am not a paid influencer/spokesperson for this brand! I’ve just heard great things about them 😊