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@kiaraola

my honest experience with the vitamin C whitening products

(3.0)

It makes your skin highly sensitive to the sun. If you skip sunscreen, your dark spots will return worse than before.

Price: 4,000NGN

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Concerns

  • Bleaches skin
  • Makes skin highly sensitive to the sun
  • Causes breakouts
  • Worsens dark spots
  • Burns skin

Positive claims

  • Fades dark spots
  • Evening skin tone
  • Gives skin radiance
  • Boosts collagen
  • Protects against UVA damage

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Hello guys, today I'm reviewing the vitamin C whitening cream to you as an experienced user. First thing I want you to know about this product is that the vitamin C whitening cream is not meant to whiten your skin tone. The main purpose of it is to fade dark spots, evening skin tone, also glow and make your skin radiant. It doesn't bleach nor change your skin color. Instead, they act as powerful antioxidants that inhibit melanin production, boost collagen, and protect against UVA damage. Here is a honest breakdown of how it behaves across different skin types. Before I even thought of going for this product, I was actually looking for what would fade dark spots instead of bleaching and also boost my collagens. But after weeks of consistently using this product, I discovered that it bleached my skin, it toned down and lost its effectiveness, making my skin highly sensitive to the sun. Here is what you need to know as a highly sensitive skin type is there. If you skip sunscreen while using this product, the dark spots might return worse than before and might cause breakouts as a sensitive skin type, and either bleach your skin, you know, makes it darker, and might also give you sunburn. So I easily give this a 3 out of 5 star based on my experience because it burned my skin, bleached my skin, and even made my dark spots worse than before as a sensitive skin type.

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