Vitamin C has long been sold as a shortcut to a brighter complexion, but the latest research suggests it is doing something ...

Vitamin C doesn’t just belong in skincare products—it works even better when you eat it. Scientists discovered that vitamin C ...

Researchers found that eating more vitamin C-rich foods can help increase concentrations of vitamin C in both blood and skin, ...

This guide presents five Vitamin C serums in India designed to tackle skin issues like dullness and pigmentation. With ...

In a new study, eating two kiwis a day raised vitamin C levels and led to firmer, renewed skin. Experts explain the link and reveal whether you should eat kiwi for skin health.

Topical vitamin C and retinol both provide anti-aging benefits to your skin, and combining them may compound their effects, but may cause irritation.

Vitamin C is vital to immune function and the maintenance of bone, skin, teeth, and joints. Learn more about its wide range of health benefits.

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As skin ages, it slowly loses its ability to renew and protect. The outermost layer, called the epidermis, becomes thinner. This change weakens the skin’s natural barrier and raises the risk of injury ...

Insider asked two dermatologists which vitamins you should and shouldn't add to your skincare routine. Vitamin A derivatives help clear acne and discoloration, and vitamin C minimizes skin damage.

Vitamin C is undeniably one of the best antioxidants for your skin. The only downside is that vitamin C's purest form, L-ascorbic acid (also known as ascorbic acid), can wreak havoc on sensitive skin ...