How do I incorporate Clinique fresh pressed daily booster vitamin C into my routine?

I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist to go over skin care and an anti-aging regimen. Topical products are only one part of the process to prevent aging. You need a combination of skin care, lasers, needling/PRP, fillers and skin tightening to address all of the concerns people have as they age. Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question. A basic skincare routine that everybody should follow includes a good cleanser, a moisturizer, an antioxidant, and sunscreen. The order of products goes by viscosity. Thinner products like serums should go on first followed by thicker products like creams. For my patients, I recommend in the morning using our ultra hydration hyaluronic acid, followed by our vitamin C collagen stimulating serum, and finished with our sheer defense sunscreen. Depending on the skin type and skin condition, there may be additional products I would recommend for further anti-aging benefits such as our regen repair retinol or neck and decolletage firming cream, for example. You should consult with a provider in your area so that they can assess your skin and determine what the best products would be for you. I hope this helps. Best of luck to you!

Vitamin C is best used in the morning. You want to apply your products in the thinnest to thickest in consistency. I would advise you to wash your face, apply the vitamin C serum and then the b5 gel, and UV defense.At night, I would suggest washing your face and applying the retinol. You can wait 20 min and apply a moisturizer, if needed. If your skin becomes dry and flaky, don't use the retinol every night and alternate with an anti aging night cream.