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Mixing ingredients in your skincare routine

Mixing ingredients in your skincare routine

Attention please!

To build a good skincare routine, it is fundamental to know which kind of ingredients are you using. Some of them don’t mix as they can cause a lack of effectiveness or the combination can be excessively aggressive to your skin.

 

  • Vitamin C + AHA

Vitamin C and alpha hydroxy acids, a.k.a. AHAs (Glycolic, Lactic, Malic, Tartaric, Citric or Mandelic acid) cannot be mixed in the same routine, as the benefits of vitamin C will be literally cancelled leading to irritation and dark spots.

 Mixing ingredients in your skincare routine

 

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  • Vitamin C + Lactic Acid

Lactic Acid, a.k.a BHA (Beta Hydroxy Acids) is an active ingredient that removes dead cells. If you combine it with vitamin C, it can alter skin pH and diminish it effectiveness.

Mixing ingredients in your skincare routine

Natura Bisse C+C Vitamin Complex Serum 30ml

 

  • Vitamin C + Niacinamide

This combination is also not recommended as it can cause pH concerns. Vitamin C, as opposed to Niacinamide, goes well with acid pH. Therefore, these two ingredients must not be combined.

But what happens if you do mix them? The effect of their properties will be diminished and it may cause irritation or even breakouts. Nevertheless, these two active ingredients are a great choice to treat dark spots and scars when used separately.

 Mixing ingredients in your skincare routine

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  • Vitamin C + Retinol

These two active ingredients are quite effective to reduce ageing sings, but they can cause irritation so they must not be used in the same routine. We recommend using Vitamin C in the morning and Retinol at night as it can make skin more sensitive to UV.

 Mixing ingredients in your skincare routine

Natura Bisse Essential Shock Intense Retinol Fluid 50ml

  • Retinol + Acids

A high risk combination for all skin types, especially sensitive skin. Both ingredients are well-known due to their exfoliant properties and if they are combined, they can be too aggressive.

 Mixing ingredients in your skincare routine

Perricone Md Daily Brightening & Exfoliating Peel 59ml

  • Lactic Acid + Glycolic Acid

These two ingredients offer a kerolytic action that helps get rid of dead cells. If you combine them, it can over exfoliate your skin causing inflammation and redness. This is a great example of a “less is more” case, given that if you use two active ingredients with the same properties can be detrimental to your skin.

Mixing ingredients in your skincare routine

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After reading this post, you are already aware of the do’s and dont’s in skincare and you have gained valuable knowledge about it. The next step is to build your own skincare routine with suitable products according to your needs. Visit our website now!

 

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