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This doesn't guarantee instant results, but it does mean your body has a better chance of actually using what you're taking
For example, L-ascorbic acid, a form of vitamin C found in many skin care products, degrades when it is exposed to heat, a high pH or sunlight, she said which can happen during transit and storage. And then theres the question of sufficient penetration into the skin barrier to allow Vitamin C to do what it needs to do to truly promote your skin health
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