DIY Vitamin C Serum

DIY Vitamin C Serum
DIY Homemade Vitamind C Serum for health skin and wrinkle reduction DIY Vitamin C Serum

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A simple and effective Vitamin C serum that boosts skin health with natural ingredients.
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Recipe type: Beauty
Ingredients
  • ½ tsp Vitamin C Powder (I used this one)
  • 1 tablespoon distilled water OR 1 teaspoons distilled water to dissolve and 2 Tablespoons vegetable glycerine (I used this one)
  • a dark colored container to store (Vitamin C oxidizes easily) I used this one.
Instructions
  1. Dissolve the Vitamin C powder in the water.
  2. If only using water and Vitamin C, you are done. This will store for up to 2 weeks or longer in the fridge.
  3. If using glycerine, dissolve the Vitamin C in the smaller amount of water, then stir in glycerine and store. This version will last a month or longer.
Notes
Personally, I like the pure Vitamin C and water recipe as a toner after cleansing, though glycerine is moisturizing and softening for the skin and will extend the recipe. DO NOT use glycerine on anything that is used in oral care or in the mouth as it is bad for tee

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