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The Hidden Drawbacks of Tetravitamin C for Breakout-Prone Skin

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Vitamin C is a cornerstone ingredient in modern skincare, but not all forms of this powerhouse antioxidant are created equal. Dr. Stefanie cuts through the marketing hype to deliver a frank assessment of tetravitamin C (tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate), revealing why this trending ingredient might be sabotaging your skincare goals.
This lipid-soluble vitamin C derivative boasts impressive credentials and is exceptionally effective at delivering antioxidant protection, stimulating collagen production, and combating hyperpigmentation. But the very characteristic that gives tetravitamin C its advantages—its oil solubility—creates a significant catch. Dr. Stefanie explains why this can be problematic for those with congested or breakout-prone skin.

If you've been struggling with persistent breakouts despite using "high-performance" vitamin C products, this could be why...

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Chapters

1. The Hidden Drawbacks of Tetravitamin C for Breakout-Prone Skin (00:00:00)

2. Introduction to Tetravitamin C (00:00:01)

3. What Is Tetravitamin C? (00:00:40)

4. Benefits and Limitations (00:01:18)

5. Not Ideal for All Skin Types (00:02:20)

6. Summary and Conclusion (00:04:27)

21 episodes

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Content provided by Stefanie Williams. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Stefanie Williams or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Vitamin C is a cornerstone ingredient in modern skincare, but not all forms of this powerhouse antioxidant are created equal. Dr. Stefanie cuts through the marketing hype to deliver a frank assessment of tetravitamin C (tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate), revealing why this trending ingredient might be sabotaging your skincare goals.
This lipid-soluble vitamin C derivative boasts impressive credentials and is exceptionally effective at delivering antioxidant protection, stimulating collagen production, and combating hyperpigmentation. But the very characteristic that gives tetravitamin C its advantages—its oil solubility—creates a significant catch. Dr. Stefanie explains why this can be problematic for those with congested or breakout-prone skin.

If you've been struggling with persistent breakouts despite using "high-performance" vitamin C products, this could be why...

  continue reading

Chapters

1. The Hidden Drawbacks of Tetravitamin C for Breakout-Prone Skin (00:00:00)

2. Introduction to Tetravitamin C (00:00:01)

3. What Is Tetravitamin C? (00:00:40)

4. Benefits and Limitations (00:01:18)

5. Not Ideal for All Skin Types (00:02:20)

6. Summary and Conclusion (00:04:27)

21 episodes

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