Vitamin C Cream + Moisturizin + Exfoliator D

Exfoliator (First Step)

Exfoliating helps remove dead skin cells and allows better absorption of other skincare products. It’s important to exfoliate gently, not overdo it, and choose an exfoliant that suits your skin type.

• Frequency: Exfoliate 1-3 times a week, depending on your skin’s sensitivity and the type of exfoliator used.
• How to Apply: After cleansing, apply the exfoliator in gentle circular motions, avoiding the delicate skin around your eyes. Rinse thoroughly and pat your face dry.

2. Vitamin C Cream (Second Step)

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that helps brighten the skin, fade dark spots, and stimulate collagen production. After exfoliation, apply Vitamin C cream to maximize its effects.

• How to Apply: Gently massage a small amount of Vitamin C cream into your face and neck after exfoliating (or cleansing if you’re not exfoliating). Allow it to absorb fully before proceeding to the next step.
• When to Use: You can use Vitamin C cream in the morning to protect your skin from environmental damage during the day or at night for skin regeneration.

3. Moisturizer (Third Step)

Moisturizing is essential to keep your skin hydrated and prevent any dryness or irritation that may occur, especially after exfoliating.

• How to Apply: Once the Vitamin C cream has absorbed, apply your moisturizer to seal in hydration and lock in the benefits of the previous products.
• Frequency: Moisturizer should be applied both morning and night, after serums or active ingredients like Vitamin C.

Suggested Order for a Complete Routine:

1. Cleanse your face.
2. Exfoliate (if using that day).
3. Apply Vitamin C cream.
4. Moisturize.

Important Tips:

• Sun Protection: Vitamin C makes your skin more sensitive to the sun, so always apply sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher in the morning to protect your skin from UV damage.
• Avoid Over-Exfoliating: If you exfoliate too often or use harsh exfoliants, it can irritate your skin, so balance it with hydration and gentler products.
• Patch Testing: If you are new to any of the products, patch test them to avoid any allergic reactions.