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8-Vitamin C and your skin: EVERYTHING you need to know.
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In this episode, we cover EVERYTHING you need to know about vitamin C. Should you be consuming it for skin health? Is there benefit to using it topically if you are ingesting it? What specific benefits do you get from using vitamin C topically on your skin? These and MANY other questions get answered in this episode. You’ll learn 10 easy-to-remember benefits that vitamin C provides for your skin. Christie spent a lot of time preparing to make this video, scouring the medical literature, and provides you with an easy-to-understand guide on using vitamin C for your skin. This is one episode you won’t want to skip over — take your time and listen to each detail.
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