Using Vitamin C on Sensitive Skin After AHA Treatment

Based on the conversation, your skin is currently very sensitive and thin due to the strong AHA treatment.

Regarding your question about using fresh Vitamin C every morning:
It is strongly advised not to use Vitamin C at this time. Vitamin C is acidic and can cause further irritation and damage to your already compromised skin barrier.

Here's a summary of the recommendations from the conversation for your current situation:

• Stop using AHA, BHA, and any other exfoliating products until your skin has fully recovered and is no longer sensitive or peeling.
• Avoid ingredients that can cause irritation, including Alpha Arbutin. If using Vitamin B3, NAG, or Licorice, use them at very low concentrations (e.g., Vitamin B3 at 1-2%).
• Focus on repairing and soothing your skin. Use gentle, moisturizing products to help your skin barrier heal.
• Use sunscreen daily and avoid direct sun exposure as much as possible.
• Do not peel or pick at the flaking skin. Let it shed naturally.

Once your skin has completely healed and feels normal again (no redness, stinging, or peeling), you can consider reintroducing active ingredients very gradually, starting with low concentrations and short contact times, as suggested in the conversation.