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What is vitamin C and how does it act on our skin?

Many have heard about vitamin C everywhere and always recommend it for our beauty routine, but do you know why it is really so recommended?

If you don't know, don't worry, I'm here to give you all the information and tell you why I decided to include it in my Nicole Ravachi Beauty skin care line.

How does it work on our skin?

Vitamin C (absorbic acid) acts as an antioxidant in our skin.

As time goes by, our skin oxidizes due to free radicals and the pollution in which we live. This product creates a barrier against UV rays and this helps prevent stains by reducing irritation on our skin.

How to use?

When creating a sweep on the skin, it is necessary that it be the first product that we apply before our moisturizers, since they will have greater absorption.

Normally, vitamins C tend to be light, serum-like, and the products should be applied from the lightest to the densest, always ending with oils to seal the products previously applied.

What are its benefits ?

• Activates collagen synthesis (we produce more).
• Provides elasticity to our skin.
• Increases the absorption of our moisturizers.
• Protects us from pollution
• Protects against UV damage
• Provides luminosity
• Avoid spots on our skin
• Reduces inflammation

I think we have every reason to include it in our beauty routine.

I'll tell you a little about what ORANGE , my antioxidant serum from NICOLE RAVACHI BEAUTY, is different from other antioxidants on the market.

The percentages of absorbic acid in ORANGE are quite high, and when combined with antioxidants of natural origin such as grapefruit and others, they make the product much more efficient.

It does not contain parabens, its preservatives are completely organic, its spectacular smell is given by multiple essential oils, and its color is 100% natural. Its absorption is immediate, it hydrates and leaves the skin instantly illuminated.

It is necessary to store the antioxidant serum in its box without it being exposed to sunlight so that it does not oxidize and lasts much longer.