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Redness, itching, and breakouts can turn the search for brighter, even-toned skin into a guessing game. If you've ever tried a vitamin C serum and ended up with stinging or flaky patches, you're not alone. Sensitive skin often reacts harshly to strong actives, especially when tackling stubborn pigmentation.
Vitamin C works by interrupting melanin production and fading dark spots. But not all forms are gentle. L-ascorbic acid, the most common type, can be too acidic for delicate skin. High concentrations (above 10%) often trigger irritation—so chasing fast results can backfire.
Look for vitamin C derivatives like sodium ascorbyl phosphate or magnesium ascorbyl phosphate. These are less acidic, less likely to cause burning, and still help address pigmentation. A pH-balanced formula (5.5–6.5) means you get results without the drama.
Start slow: two or three times a week is enough. Apply a pea-sized amount after cleansing, then wait a minute before layering your moisturizer. Always use sunscreen—vitamin C boosts sun sensitivity, and skipping SPF can worsen pigmentation.
Pairing vitamin C with retinol or exfoliating acids? That’s asking for trouble. Double-check your routine and keep it simple. If you want to use other actives, space them out—morning for vitamin C, evening for retinol.
Many skip this step, but a tiny dab behind your ear can save you from a full-face reaction. Wait 24 hours before using any new product across your face.
Arish BIO-NATURAL offers gentle, pH-balanced vitamin C serums designed for sensitive skin. Our formulas blend stabilized vitamin C derivatives with natural botanicals that calm irritation while targeting dark spots. If you want to know exactly what will work for your skin, use our AI Skin Analyser for a free scan and personalized recommendation. Check out all options at arishbionatural.com.
Yes, if you choose a gentle, stabilized form like sodium ascorbyl phosphate, vitamin C can fade dark spots without inflaming sensitive skin.
Start with two or three times a week. Gradually increase frequency as your skin adjusts, and always monitor for irritation.
A mild tingle can happen, but burning or itching means the formula is too strong for you. Switch to a derivative form and lower concentration.
Skipping sunscreen while using vitamin C can lead to more dark spots. Always pair vitamin C with broad-spectrum SPF.
Seek out derivatives like magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, soothing botanicals, and formulas free from alcohol and fragrance.
Absolutely. Patch testing can prevent a full-face reaction, especially if your skin is prone to sensitivity.
It's best to avoid layering with retinol or exfoliating acids. Stick with moisturizer and sunscreen for a safe routine.
We suggest our gentle Bionatural® vitamin C serum, specially formulated with soothing ingredients for sensitive, pigmentation-prone skin.
Our AI Skin Analyser scans your face in seconds, measuring hydration, pigmentation, and more to recommend the right products for your skin.