Vitamin C Serum (Which One Works)

Since the Hungarian Scientist, Albert Szent-Györgyi, discovered vitamin C in the 1930s, that one vitamin has had an enormous impact on the health of humankind. From the treatment of scurvy in sailors to the prevention of aging in the skin, the vitamin has revolutionized the treatment of multiple diseases. Even today, we are discovering more and more uses for this versatile vitamin. The flood of vitamin serums that appeared on the market after the early 1990s, when Sheldon Pinnell at Duke University solved the multiple challenges of effectively incorporating vitamin C in a topical solution, has continued unabated. There is no doubt that vitamin C, both topical and oral, provides substantial benefit to users, but with topical serums, vitamin C is not any vitamin C. Specific steps have to be taken to ensure the product is just not only vitamin C by name. What are those? This video will unravel the mystery of topical vitamin C.