Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

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Want brighter, firmer, younger-looking skin? Get acquainted with the new generation of skincare using vitamin C, says Megan Bedford.

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the value of vitamin C in skincare

1. La Mav Vit-C Advanced Nightly Repair Nectar, $65. An organic, natural option where vitamin C works in conjunctio­n with rosehip oil to repair and rejuvenate skin.

2. Clinique Fresh Pressed 7-Day System with Pure Vitamin C, $60. The ideal prep in the lead-up to a big event, this set includes seven single-use sachets of powder cleanser and a vitamin C daily booster (pictured), which uses a unique delivery mechanism to ensure the ingredient­s remain fresh and potent.

3. La Prairie White Caviar Illuminati­ng Pearl Infusion, $725. The Rolls-Royce of anti-ageing skincare, Swiss brand La Prairie encapsulat­es the vitamin C in “pearls” to ensure it does not degrade quickly in this serum that targets pigmentati­on and evens and brightens skin tone.

4. Ultraceuti­cals Ultra C23+ Firming Concentrat­e, $159. Packed with ascorbic acid, the most powerful form of vitamin C used in skincare, the nightly cream aims to firm skin and increase resilience.

5. Kiehl’s Powerful-Strength Line-Reducing Concentrat­e, $128. As the name suggests, smoothing wrinkles, particular­ly under the eyes and round the mouth, is the focus for this bestseller.

6. The Body Shop Vitamin C Glow Boosting Moisturise­r, $68. An everyday moisturise­r from the brand’s multi-product vitamin C range, with an easily-tolerated gel texture that perks up tired-looking skin.

7. Murad Rapid Resurfacin­g Peel, $89 for 16. Don’t be put off by the word peel – these brilliant single-use towelettes give skin a quick, gentle exfoliatio­n using glycolic acid and vitamin C.

8. The Body Shop Vitamin C Glow-Revealing Liquid Peel, $50. Get a deep clean and eliminate surfacelev­el dead skin and build-up so other skincare penetrates more effectivel­y.

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