Collection: Niacin

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Scientific Name: {3-Carboxypyridine}
Common Name: {Niacin, Anti-pellagra vitamin, Apelagrin}

Niacin or Niacinamide is a form of Vitamin B3. It is a skin-loving water-soluble vitamin.

Dermatologists recommend using Vitamin B3 for those with problematic skin. Whether it is blemished, it is reddened, or sensitive. It helps

• improve the skin's barrier
• inhibits pigmentation
• improves micro-circulation
• potent antioxidant
• helps to smooth fine lines and wrinkles

Using a 5% concentration of niacinamide can help reduce the face's redness and promote a healthy complexion.

Benefits of Niacinamide in Serums

• Restore a Healthy Skin Barrier
• Helps Soften Fine Lines and Wrinkles, Including Crow's Feet
• Improve the Look of Large Pores

For a brighter, more even complexion, try our 5% niacinamide serum.

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