Can you use vitamin C in hot countries? Skin experts explain if it's a good idea

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Vitamin C is a brilliant ingredient for brightening, protecting the skin against pollution and targeting pigmentation and scarring. And while it’s a must for many in their daily skin routine, it may be one of those actives that you think twice about taking on holiday...

Active ingredients, such as those found in the best vitamin C serums, retinoids and AHAs, can be notoriously difficult to introduce to your skincare routine safely and without irritation. But once they’re in, your skin will see a world of difference.