📌 Save this post for later! Sunscreen and vitamin C are a dynamic duo that work together to protect your skin. For starters, vitamin C can boost your SPF’s efficacy, which means you’re even less likely to experience signs of premature aging, including dark spots. At the same time, sunscreen helps prevent your vitamin C from oxidizing on the skin, thereby improving its efficacy while also preventing those blackheads. In other words, when sunscreen and vitamin C are applied together, their benefits multiply. Just like your favorite duos (Chip and Joanna Gaines or peanut butter and jelly), they’re good alone, but better together. If you’re unfamiliar, free radicals are unpaired (and therefore, unbalanced) oxygen atoms that haphazardly seek other atoms to stabilize themselves. They’ll latch onto anything—your skin cells being a ready target—and cause a chain event of damage that leads to premature aging. As their name implies, antioxidants are the “antidote to oxidation” and help combat that damage directly. And Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant. Vitamin C is one of the best ingredients you can incorporate into your regimen due to its powerful antioxidant properties. It protects your skin from free radical damage and actively works to improve tone and texture every time you slather it on. Consider sunscreen and vitamin C the ultimate BFF duo. They work in tandem together to improve each other’s efficacy and ensure that your skin looks more radiant with consistent usage. Some of my fav Vit C (linked on my @shop.ltk in my bio) • @Paula’s Choice c5 moisturizer and eye cream • @Olehenriksen banana bright serum • @Origins Skincare ginzing line • @dermalogica Vit C serum #vitc #vitamincserum #vitaminc #spf #spfeveryday #sunscreeneveryday #sunscreen #acneskin #pimples #simpleskincare #simpleskincareroutine #skincareforacne #acnepop #tipsforacne #acnescarstreatment #stressacne #howiclearedmyacne #acneproneskinfacts #acneproneskintips #acneproneskincare