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Niacinamide — What It Does and Who Should Use It

What is Niacinamide?

A water-soluble vitamin derived from niacin or synthesized in a lab. It's a well-researched skincare ingredient that occurs naturally in foods like yeast and mushrooms.

What does it do?

Strengthens the skin barrier, reduces redness and irritation, minimizes pore appearance, and helps regulate oil production. It's also believed to improve skin elasticity and reduce fine lines over time.

Good for

Oily skin, Acne-prone skin, Sensitive skin, Redness, Large pores, Combination skin

Products containing Niacinamide

Not a medical tool — always consult a licensed dermatologist before changing any treatment.