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L-ascorbic acid at 10-20% concentration or stable derivatives like magnesium ascorbyl phosphate prove effective when applied before peptide serum, though users should ensure compatible pH ranges avoiding formulation conflicts reducing either ingredient's effectiveness as explored in peptide combination guides
