It leaves me a slightly sticky feeling at first, but it goes away after a while. Personally, I mix it with a hyaluronic acid serum. Then, I apply my moisturizer and always wear sunscreen when I go out. For now, I haven't seen any difference like with the Clinique vitamin C

Try this vitamin C powder or otherwise known as ascorbic acid with resveratrol & ferulic acid from the same company and after systematic use for at least 1-2 months, you will see your face glowing day by day. It is the ideal combination as ferulic acid doubles the antioxidant action of vitamin C. Just like the action of vitamin C when consumed from fruits and vegetables, it doesn't show immediate results but it takes time and consistency to become a lifestyle habit. In order to protect our skin externally from free radicals, dark spots due to aging, sun exposure, etc., and make it appear more radiant, we need to use vitamin C. Half a spoonful from the special spoon that comes with the packaging along with 4-5 drops of resveratrol & ferulic acid is ideal for someone who is just starting. You may experience some tingling and see some redness in a certain area for a while, which is normal because your face is not yet accustomed to it. Reduce the amount of vitamin C the next time and find the right amount for you. I recently started it as a new addition to my skincare routine and I am thrilled.

Always use sunscreen every day every 2-3 hours when you are outside during the period you are using such products.

Something important!! The company itself says it, but it is also known that the skin, especially the face, needs a period of time to adjust to something new, and only after this period (2-3 months) can you judge whether a product suits you or not. Antioxidants or natural oils like squalane that we apply to our face are not like botox, where we can see immediate results. It is wrong to say that I used it for 2 weeks and it gave me pimples, so it doesn't work for me. Because with the same logic, even tretinoin pills that can eliminate even cystic acne because they cause acne flare-ups in many people for a long period of time, up to 2-3 months, does that mean they don't work? Let's not go crazy.