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"PinterestFacebookVitamin C is kind of a supplement superhero. I mean, when ingested regularly, it keeps eyes healthy, protects both your cardiovascular and immune systems, and manages to obliterate most colds. But vitamin C can also do a lot of good for your skin\u2026\n&amp;quot;Oral vitamin C does not make it to the skin in any significant amount,&amp;quot; says Dr. Amy Wechsler, a NYC-based dermatologist. &amp;quot;Topical vitamin C, when active, is a great anti-oxidant.&amp;quot; Which means, it can, when applied directly to the skin, help fight the signs of aging&amp;#8212;everything from broken capillaries and dark spots to fine lines and rough texture benefit from the big C. Wechsler warns though that since topical vitamin C can be very sensitive to being oxidized, which means it would become inactive, that making sure your C-rich product of choice is kept in an air-tight container is key. Wechsler likes the Topic CRS cream, and my top five favorite C products are below. It seems that OJ, more than good old milk, really does a body good.\n\nSkinceuticals CE Ferulic, $128, skinceuticals.com.\n\n\nMario Badescu Vitamin C Serum, $45, mariobadescu.com.\n\n\nMurad Vitamin C Infusion Home Facial Kit, $70, sephora.com.\n\n\nMD Skincare Hydra-Pure Vitamin C Serum, $95, sephora.com.\n\n\nJohn Masters Organics Vitamin C Anti-Aging Face Serum, $30, beauty.com.\n\n__\nDoes anyone else have any Vitamin C beauty products they love?__\nPhoto: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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