Niacinamide: The ingredient ally for a radiant and healthy skin!
Lately, you hear it more and more often, but maybe you don't know exactly what it is or why you should prefer it as an active ingredient in your skincare routine.
Recently, you've been hearing about it more and more often, but you may not know exactly what it is or why you should prefer it as an active ingredient in your skincare routine.
Niacinamide, also known as nicotinamide or vitamin B3, is a water-soluble vitamin with many benefits for the skin, which you want to have as an ally in order to shine. You will find it in various products, such as face creams, toners, serums, cleansing products, etc.
Why Choose It?
- Restores the epidermal barrier, creating proteins, and protects against environmental factors such as pollution or UV rays, keeping them at bay
- Has anti-aging properties, as it helps the body produce keratin, a protein that makes the skin firmer, and prevents and reduces signs of aging, fine lines and wrinkles, and skin discoloration
- Gives radiance to the skin and brightness by reducing melanin production
- Moisturizes the skin by "locking in" moisture
- Acts against dark spots and blemishes, for smooth, glowing skin
- Has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and soothing properties, while also regulating oiliness
Niacinamide and other ingredients...
It is a versatile ingredient that can be easily combined with other ingredients. It allies with Vitamin C for better toning and brightening results. It combines with Hyaluronic Acid for extra hydration and rejuvenation. Meanwhile, its combination with Retinol or Salicylic Acid balances the irritations that may be caused by these ingredients.
Who is it for?
Niacinamide can be used on all skin types, even the most sensitive, and on both youthful and mature skin.
Thanks to its ability to balance the amount of oil produced, and its soothing properties, it is suitable for acne-prone skin. It reduces swelling and redness, minimizes breakouts, and calms irritations.
However, due to its ability to "lock in" moisture and enhance the hydrating properties of other moisturizing products, it is also an ideal solution for dry skin.
Its anti-aging properties make it suitable for mature skin, as it boosts collagen production, leaving the skin hydrated and radiant, reducing the signs of aging.
When and How to Use
It can be used at any time of the day. The benefits are noticeable after almost 8-12 weeks of use, although they may begin to be perceived immediately.
Tip: Start using it gradually. That is, initially with low-concentration products and then proceed to products with higher concentrations of niacinamide. Give your skin time to adapt to the new substance.
Serum with active ingredient Niacinamide.
Facial creams with active ingredient Niacinamide.
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