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Using vit c cream in morning
Hi.. I have oily and acne prone skin.. I always gets pimples if I use any night cream... Recently I started using beneria expert skin brightening gel in night.. It's one month now. But feel my acne is increased because of that...
Can I use beneria skin brightening gel in morning.. If OK how to use along with moisturiser and suncrean.
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Vit c serums are good, but if its aggravating your concerns, consult online for customised skin care products
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Dr. Mamta Shah
Cosmetologist
8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
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Such preparations can cause skin purging I.e breakouts
Wait for 4 weeks for real benefits but if your skin purge even after 4 weeks then you need to stop using your vitamin c
Also your anti acne regime might contain retinoids if any can lead to such initial purging which is normal so please be patient with your treatment and stick to your regime
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Vitamin c should be ideally used in the morning so you don't use with other skin actives at night
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