Can you use any of the Serums together. For instance this Viatmin C Serum, with the Niacinamide Vitamin B3 5%. Or W/Retinol Serum 2.5% + Astaxanthin?
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I do use it along with some of those very same ingredients that you've listed ☺️. They seem to complement each other. Just make sure that you use a wonderful moisterizer as well.
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I am also using a retinal product at night. Have not used the retinol and vitamin C at the same time.
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I use the serum in conjunction with a different retinol product and another product and have been doing so for at least a month with no problems.
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Hi! You can certainly use iS Clinical Active Serum with a retinal/retinol product. I would recommend using both at night and alternating them because both types of serums are very active and could irritate your skin. Also, please keep in mind that you should always, always use an SPF when using any of these products as they can increase sensitivity to sunlight. Healthy skin is happy skin! :)
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If you are using for vit. c serum for your face you have to mash it with a mortar. I add the water ingredients and let it dissolve covered for about an hour before I add glycerin or jojoba oil. So I guess my answer is no.
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I do both. Usually I use a Vit C serum. Im not consistant In a routine so I cant speak yet for my results
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There are two formulas, one with astaxanthin and one without. This one most likely does not.
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www.raysahelian.com/collagen.html This is the study I read before I purchased. I'm a medical professional but I admit I know NOTHING about collagen. So...... because that's just how I roll, I read several studies before purchasing. I do use Vidi vitamin c serum in conjunction with the collagen. It is effective but I really, really don't like the size of the tablets. Hope this helps.
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I have used this product and have used prescription retinol - this worked just the same. I use the strongest 1 % so I get pretty good results. If you are new to retinol I would start with the lowest strength....good luck
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Hi Eva. Thanks for asking. The short answer is NO, Niacinamide is not the proper product for eye wrinkles. The closest product we have right now for that is the Vitamin C Serum but I would recommend you some caution as you don't want to get the serum in contact with your eye. We're planning to launch a proper cream within the next 2 months and would love to send you coupon for a significant discount. Please stay tuned!
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I use to just mix about 1/4 of a teaspoon with my regular moisturizer. I did stop using it thou,only because for me,it was irritating for my skin.vitaminC can be strong in this form.
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I use mine with a Clarisonic. My skin is combo skin and this seems to be fine. I would recommend a vitamin C serum. Obagi has a15% vitamin C serum that I've used forever and it's made a big difference!
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I would probably not use both of them together. Perhaps try the Vitamin C/E Serum for one month and see if you notice a difference. I am on my third bottle so am going on three months and I definitely see a huge improvement, skin is softer, firmer, evened out color...it's really an amazing product and like how it is made fresh for the customer. Just another suggestion...I have recently found Tarte skin care to be wonderful as well...especially the Maracuja Oil.....very high in vitamin C.....I apply it after washing my face in the evening before going to bed....it's worth trying....great company as well as Timeless Skincare...love both of them...have a beautiful day....:) I would probably not use both of them together. Perhaps try the Vitamin C/E Serum for one month and see if you notice a difference. I am on my third bottle so am going on three months and I definitely see a huge improvement, skin is softer, firmer, evened out color...it's really an amazing product and like how it is made fresh for the customer. Just another suggestion...I have recently found Tarte skin care to be wonderful as well...especially the Maracuja Oil.....very high in vitamin C.....I apply it after washing my face in the evening before going to bed....it's worth trying....great... » Read More I would probably not use both of them together. Perhaps try the Vitamin C/E Serum for one month and see if you notice a difference. I am on my third bottle so am going on three months and I definitely see a huge improvement, skin is softer, firmer, evened out color...it's really an amazing product and like how it is made fresh for the customer. Just another suggestion...I have recently found Tarte skin care to be wonderful as well...especially the Maracuja Oil.....very high in vitamin C.....I apply it after washing my face in the evening before going to bed....it's worth trying....great company as well as Timeless Skincare...love both of them...have a beautiful day....:) « Show Less
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I mix the serum with Michael Todds Knu anti-aging serum (1 drop each) and get better results in with either alone. Use a moisturizer after for sure :)
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Ann~ Thank you for posting this. I wanted to answer this personally because I can speak from experience. I am a long term user of C E Ferulic from Skinceuticals. It really set the standard for vitamin C serums. While Skinceuticals has a great line, I founded srumtologi to offer products that offered comparable luxury and clinically proven ingredients but without the often shockingly high price tag. Our C serum 22 has 47% more vitamin c and is in a form that does not cause skin irritation. It also has twice as much ferulic acid and is 1/5th the price. I would be honored if you would give our product a try. Vanessa Powers, Co-founder-srumtologi
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Absolutely! I use it with prescription Retin A. I put the Retin A on first and try to wait a good hour before putting the Niacinamide on. However, if you don't have that time I'd say just wait until it's good and absorbed. You could put the Niacinamide serum on first if you want to buffer the retinol some. This works great to calm the skin and reduce redness.
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Hi, Thanks for asking. We are using L-Ascorbic Acid in our serum to enjoy also its gentle exfoliating properties. Have a great weekend, F. Poletti
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I would put on vitamin c follow by B5 then Retin A. As the serum are more easily absorbed so they should be first to apply then follow by cream. And pls do not pat in the serum, u need to massage them in.
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Please note each person's body is unique and may interact with a dietary supplement in a different way. If you have any concerns about taking this product, be sure to consult with a healthcare professional who understands your unique chemistry and would be better suited to answer any medical questions. In some cases, Vitamin C, Niacin and Vitamin B-6 may act as blood thinner in extreme dosages (all ingredients in this formula are within acceptable ranges) and under certain conditions.