The ‘multitasker’ member of skincare!
Recently, many ingredients in skin care have attracted our attention. Different ingredients are under spotlights as a solution to many skin complaints such as dryness, fine lines, dullness or acne problems. Retinol for a rejuvenating effect or hyaluronic acid for moisture… The skin problem that has been on our agenda recently, especially with wearing a mask, is acne! So what content should we turn to for the solution of acne? Niacinamide! The fact that niacinamide, which has been popular with everyone recently, is suitable for almost every skin type, makes this ingredient even more popular. You don’t need to be a chemist or dermatologist to understand niacinamide, which acts quickly and is widely available! Below you can see what you need to know about niacinamide to start solving your acne problem right away …
WHAT IS NIASINAMID?
Niacinamide, a form of Vitamin B3, has soothing and healing properties. So you can see niacinamide as a vitamin derivative. Just like other members of the B3 vitamin group, niacinamide stands out with its healing properties.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF NIASINAMIDE FOR THE SKIN?
The benefits of niacinamide know no bounds! As a result of long studies, it has been discovered that niacinamide has many beneficial effects on the skin. Solving many problems from moisture loss to hyper-pigmentation, this ingredient protects your skin against negative environmental effects, and also supports the natural collagen and hyaluronic acid production of the skin. There’s no problem niacinamide can’t really tackle, regulating your skin’s moisture levels, reducing signs of aging, shrinking pores and removing tonal unevenness!
However, niacinamide, which is most prominently effective on inflammation in the skin, is therefore one of the most powerful solutions to the acne problem. Balancing the sebum ratio in oily skin, niacinamide reduces acne production. Niacinamide, which we can define as ‘Multitasker’, is a very reliable ingredient as it can be applied to any skin type. The risk of niacinamide that can be used with skin care products containing hyaluronic acid and SPF is almost nonexistent!
