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HOW TO - THE ORDINARY 100% L ASCORBIC ACID POWDER / Vitamin C

The Ordinary 100% L Ascorbic Acid Powder Review. Vitamin C has many benefits for the skin. Hyperpigmentation and dark spots can leave the skin looking dull. Daily use of l ascorbic acid can neutralise skin discolouration leaving the complexion brighter and glowing. Vitamin c serums also promote collagen production in the skin which helps prevent fine lines and wrinkles. Pollution and UV sun exposure causes skin damage and premature ageing. Vitamin c is also an excellent antioxidant which protects skin from free radicals caused by pollution and the sun. Ad disclosure . This video is not sponsored. I purchased The Ordinary 100% L Ascorbic Acid Powder myself. I am not a skincare expert and this video should be considered entertainment. Always follow the guidelines set out by the product manufacturer. Affiliate links are used. For more information see full disclaimer below. The Ordinary 100% L Ascorbic Acid Powder In the UK http://bit.ly/2tsWgQb In the US http://bit.ly/372RqaS In Canada http://bit.ly/2FsX2ix SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic In the UK http://bit.ly/35tULyi In the US http://bit.ly/37C0Fio Drunk Elephant C Firma In the UK http://bit.ly/2ZQfg7e In the US http://bit.ly/2QpneRG In Canada http://bit.ly/2ZQfg7e Paula's Choice Clinical Strength 1% Retinol In the US http://bit.ly/2Fl4mwD In the UK http://bit.ly/37vDkPo In Canada http://bit.ly/37HkIfw Follow me on instagram @jamesjustnow -   / jamesjustnow   Follow me on twitter -   / jamesjustnow   My fashion account @jamesoffduty -   / jamesoffduty   Disclaimer. This post is not sponsored but may contain press samples and affiliate links. Links to the products mentioned are below. Brands and PR companies often send me new products in the hope I will talk about them. I am not obligated to do so, it is at my discretion. I also purchase products with my own money. I talk about products based on my honest opinion and how they work on my own skin. I make suggestions of how to use the product and who they may or may not be suited to. I am not an expert, doctor or dermatologist. Affiliate links are often used which means that if you click on a link or go on to buy a product I may receive a small commission, this doesn’t affect the cost of your purchase in any way. Some links do use cookies. I cannot guarantee anything will work for you and please consider your own skin type, level of sensitivity or allergies before using any product. Always follow the brands own safety guidelines before using a product.