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Cellex C - the real stuff or foolish waste?
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I'm not familiar with Cellex C. But, are you talking about a c-serum to boost collagen production? If so, you can make your own by using a pharmaceutical grade c powder and mix it with a base of either distilled water or glycerin, 1:4 part ratio. I use water because glycerin is too greasy for my oily skin. You would mix up small batches, ie tablespoons. Keep in a colored glass bottle and refrigerated. It should last a week or two, then make up a new batch. This lessens the chance of the serum oxidizing. It's very cheap in comparison.
Synpax
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I'm not familiar with Cellex C. But, are you talking about a c-serum to boost collagen production? If so, you can make your own by using a pharmaceutical grade c powder and mix it with a base of either distilled water or glycerin, 1:4 part ratio. I use water because glycerin is too greasy for my oily skin. You would mix up small batches, ie tablespoons. Keep in a colored glass bottle and refrigerated. It should last a week or two, then make up a new batch. This lessens the chance of the serum oxidizing. It's very cheap in comparison.
So.... it works?
I have a big bottle of glycerin in my fridge I use for drinking.
I can only give you my personal opinion, but I believe a protocol of oral Vit's A and C (and MSM), in tandem with topicals such as the C-serum and a retinol, actually have helped *fill-in* some chicken pox marks I've had since a child. They're not completely healed, but I've only been using all the above for about 8 months. So, it's not a speedy solution, but it's economical in comparison to having something like ablative lasering or costly actives to stimulate the growth.
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