- To extend the effectiveness of a vitamin C serum (through small production and quick use)
- As a natural skin moisturizer and humectant, ie to restore water in the skin
- As an antioxidant to fight against free radical skin damage commonly related to premature signs of aging like wrinkles
- To promote natural production of collagen and elastin in the skin
- To promote the skin's natural ability to heal itself
- To protect against sun damage
- To even out skin color irregularities
- As a non toxic solution to healthy skin
- As a less expensive alternative to commercial vitamin C serums
- 1 tsp Vitamin C (in the form of either L Ascorbic Acid powder OR Camu powder. The ultra fine powders can be easier to handle. Camu is an all natural alternative that is the most concentrated form of Vitamin C known.)
- 1 tsp Distilled Water
- 1 tsp Vegetable Glycerine
HOW TO MAKE VITAMIN C SERUM FOR SKIN CARE
- Mix all of the ingredients until the vitamin C powder if dissolved
- After cleaning your face and neck, rub the vitamin C serum between your clean, dry palms and then apply over your face and neck
- Leave on overnight
- Make this in small quantities and use all of the vitamin C quickly. This is important to ensure that the vitamin C serum does not become oxidized - a process that renders vitamin C serums less effective. (Powdered vitamin C is useful to reduce the chance of losing the effectiveness of a vitamin C serum).
- When first applied, the vitamin C serum stings slightly.
- I wanted to try using zinc oxide with this serum because it is a natural broad range sun block. However, unlike ascorbic acid and camu, it is not water soluble. Any thoughts or ideas?
- Beautiful skin that is also healthy (from the inside out). Internal colon cleanses with aloe vera gel can also improve not only the appearance but also the beauty of your skin and hair. You can even make hair shampoo with it that is safe for your face.
- Step-by-step cleanse for mind, body and spirit that will ensure youthfulness bot only to your skin but overall.
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