WHETHER it’s due to genetics or lack of sleep, dark circles are a common skincare problem.
A beauty fan has revealed the product she uses to brighten her skin.
On a Reddit publishthe unidentified user shared how they managed to remove dark circles under their eyes by changing their skincare routine.
The poster revealed that her “dark circles are almost gone.”
Although the Redditor didn’t set out to achieve this, they suspected a new addition to their anti-aging routine could be a thank you.
“I’m not sure if this is the reason or not, but it’s the only thing I’ve changed in my routine recently, the vitamin C serum,” they wrote.
The Reddit user detailed the remaining steps of his routine to the public.
“I moisturize after cleansing with an aloe-based foaming gel,” they explained.
“I moisturize with hyaluronic acid and then with an oil-free cream from Aldi.”
They followed this routine religiously before recently adding an Australian product, the $29.50 product. MooGoo Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate Vitamin C Brightening Serum.
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The original poster said he noticed results within “a few weeks.”
“I used to have intense purple under my eyes. It’s very faded,” they said.
They listed the product’s ingredients, which include 95% squalene, 25% ascorbyl tetraisopalmitate, and 25% tocopherol.
Dermatologist DiAnne Davis, MD, spoke with On style about the science behind using vitamin C for dark circles.
“Vitamin C decreases melanin production by inhibiting tyrosinase, which is an enzyme that results in the production of melanin and pigment in the skin,” she said.
In addition to being effective in brightening the skin and reducing pigmentation, it can also help protect the skin from air pollutants.
Reddit users shared their thoughts on the recommendation in the comments section.
Should you apply vitamin C to your skin?
Topical vitamin C has several benefits for the skin, including hydration and reducing redness and hyperpigmentation.
According to Health Lineit can also help promote collagen production and reduce the appearance of sun damage.
Research shows it is safe for most skin types, but can cause irritation at concentrations above 20%.
Experts recommend doing a patch test on a small area of skin and waiting 24 hours to see if there are any side effects before applying it to your face.
Stop topical vitamin C if you experience rashes, redness, or hives.
“I have genetic dark circles. Vitamin C made a HUGE difference. Some days I don’t even use concealer,” wrote one person.
“Vitamin C is one of the best products for dark eyes,” agrees another reader.
“I’m 58 [and I’ve] I have been tormented by dark circles all my life, I tried vitamin C [they’re] It hasn’t disappeared, but the difference is noticeable.
“Give it some time, I’m talking months, but keep at it, it’s worth it.”
“Mine has also decreased a lot lately and I can’t tell if it’s because of a new product or the fact that I’ve been drinking A LOT more water than ever before,” commented a third Redditor.
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