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Cosmetic grade and pharmaceutical grade. Question 2 – Katherine says – I listened to your most recent podcast and I was wondering what your opinion is of the effectiveness of these 2 Waterless Vitamin C products from The Ordinary. I understand some vit c serum contain other actives thus making it more expensive.
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This skin can display a reaction as a result of reduced tolerance to an environmental exposure, such as the sun or a cosmeticproduct. That being said, if your skin is reactive to cosmeticproducts, it’s important to pinpoint which type of ingredient is causing the sensitivity. At least, in humans!
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