Dullness: skincare that fits

Vitamin C is an antioxidant often used in the morning to support radiance; the shelf has strengths like 10% (See Lit) and 20% (Daky). Niacinamide is usually gentler and may help even out tone, like Anua's 10% formula. Many people use both; ask the pharmacist if your skin is sensitive.

Glutathione is an antioxidant. The shelf offers NanoCare Liposomal Glutathione 500 mg tablets at EGP 565. People look for it as internal antioxidant support, but no specific skin-tone result is promised. Ask the pharmacist or your doctor before starting, especially if you take other medications.

Using both in the same step may irritate some skin. A common approach is vitamin C in the morning and an acid exfoliator such as glycolic acid on separate evenings, with sunscreen every day. Stop if you notice redness or burning and ask the pharmacist.

People with very sensitive skin, eczema, or prescription topical treatments should check with a doctor first. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should ask the pharmacist before acids or supplements. Oral supplements may interact with medicines, so tell the pharmacist what you take.

Results vary, and a consistent routine usually needs several weeks before any visible change, with no guarantee. Prices on the shelf start around EGP 65 for a brightening soap. Delivery takes 12–72 hours across Egypt, and cash on delivery is available.