A Vitamin C infusion, in the context of skincare or cosmetic procedures, typically refers to the application or infusion of a vitamin C solution onto or into the skin. Vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, is known for its antioxidant properties and its ability to brighten and improve the overall health of the skin. Here are a few ways in which Vitamin C may be infused into the skin:

1. Topical Vitamin C Serums:

• Vitamin C serums are popular skincare products that can be applied topically. These serums usually contain a concentrated form of Vitamin C, and they are designed to be applied to the skin after cleansing and before moisturizing. Regular use of Vitamin C serums can help brighten the skin, protect against free radicals, and stimulate collagen production.

2. Facial Treatments with Vitamin C:

• Some facial treatments, including professional facials and chemical peels, may incorporate Vitamin C into their formulations. These treatments are often performed by skincare professionals and can provide a more intensive and targeted application of Vitamin C to address specific skin concerns.

3. Vitamin C Infusions or IV Drips:

• In some wellness and medical spa settings, intravenous (IV) drips containing Vitamin C may be offered. These infusions deliver Vitamin C directly into the bloodstream, potentially providing benefits for overall health. While this method is more systemic and not solely focused on the skin, proponents suggest that it may contribute to skin health.