Cellex-C

Cellex-C

trendygal2020-01-11T22:02:27.000Z
Of course I use day or night cream over serum. What do PC,TC, EL stand for?++
I understand serums only give the appearance of lifted/firm skin but have a plumping effect. I have used serums since my 30s WITH moisturizers over th
rayoflight2020-01-04T10:32:35.000Z
I like the Vichy Liftactiv one in dropper bottle and Paula’s Choice C15 +++
there’s other like Skinceuticals CE Ferulic or Cellex-C Advanced that work well for me, but not better/worse than the PC and Vichy options, so I don’t
rayoflight2020-01-04T00:03:36.000Z
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid specifically) by far, because I can see it improving my skin +
while most niacinamide products don’t appear to do anything that I could see with naked eye. Depends on the product though, I quite like Paula’s Choic
evillittlekitten2019-09-29T13:28:14.000Z
I rotate my actives... I find this keeps my skin in better balance. So ++
Vit C is every morning, but at night, I'll alternate AHA (SR Good Genes) and Vit C (Cellex-C Advanced--the vit-c is delivered in an acidic solution, s
rayoflight2019-06-29T16:37:44.000Z
It up to each brand to decide what they tell their customers. There’s no +++
agreement which way is better and there’s not really a reliable body of research on how much benefit there is in using antioxidants like vitamin C whe
Art4Cara2019-05-19T11:34:00.000Z
Occlusives don't moisturize but seal in other products - r/o
For example, I use CeraVe PM lotion at night over my Rx, and seal it all in with either Aquaphor or CeraVe Healing Ointment, both of the latter of whi
evillittlekitten2019-04-16T07:52:00.000Z
For vitamin c I really like cellex c. Not cheap but it doesn't irritate my skin like ++
So many other vitamin c serums. It's also real l-aa and not a derivative, so it actually works.
rayoflight2019-02-15T11:03:00.000Z
It’s not really a vitamin C (as in, ascorbic acid), but instead a derivative form +++
of AA (there’s a lack of hard evidence it gets in skin, and either does something on its own (like MAP) or is turned into AA in skin (I think so far n
rayoflight2019-01-16T09:00:00.000Z
Lots over the last 20 years, from Cellex-C to The Ordinary, so +++
it’s probably easier to make top list (Skinmedica CE Complex, Citrix vit C creams, SkinCeuticals AOX, CE Ferulic (EU version, though), Phloretin gel,
rayoflight2019-01-06T16:35:00.000Z
PC C15 has a distinct smell (as it has both ascorbic acid and ferulic acid). Vichy Liftactiv +++
Cellex-C and Cellbone are pretty non-smelly, but there's a slight metallic smell (from ascorbic acid - unavoidable). Some Cellbone serums smell kinda