Anti-Aging Facial Routine: Vitamin C Serum + G-3 Collagen Cream
Yes, they are complementary, but it is recommended to separate them by time of day (vitamin C in the morning, retinol at night) instead of applying them together, to avoid overloading the skin and maximize the effect of each one.
They are not applied at the same time of day: vitamin C is used in the morning as an antioxidant and protective agent, and retinol cream is reserved for the evening, as retinol degrades with sunlight and works best during the skin's nighttime regeneration.
Yes, both products use stabilized forms of their active ingredients (Ascorbyl Glucoside and Retinyl Palmitate) with a lower risk of irritation than pure ascorbic acid or retinol. For very sensitive or reactive skin, it is recommended to introduce retinol gradually.
Yes. When using the retinol cream at night, it is essential to apply SPF 50 sunscreen in the morning, both because of the retinol and to protect the antioxidant effect of the vitamin C serum.
It combines an antioxidant (vitamin C), multi-level hydration (hyaluronic acid) and stimulation of the skin’s own collagen (retinol + plant-based collagen) in two distinct steps, as opposed to a standard moisturizer that only covers the surface.
