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Niacinamide

Niacinamide, also known as vitamin B3, is a key cosmetic active ingredient. Valued for its anti-inflammatory properties, it helps to reduce redness and minimise blemishes. Versatile, niacinamide is suitable for all skin types and aids in evening out the complexion while preventing signs of ageing. Discover more about this active ingredient below.
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FAQ about niacinamide

Can niacinamide be used morning and evening?

Yes, it is entirely possible to use the niacinamide morning and evening.

Can niacinamide be combined with other active ingredients?

Yes, the niacinamide can be combined with other active ingredients to enhance its effect. Studies have particularly shown that it is relevant to combine it with vitamin C.

What concentration of niacinamide is effective?

Niacinamide typically starts to be effective from 5%. Even though there is no regulated maximum concentration, it is rare to find cosmetics containing more than 20% niacinamide, as excessively high levels can irritate the skin.

Does niacinamide help to reduce pigmentation spots?

Yes, by inhibiting the transfer of melanosomes from melanocytes to keratinocytes, the niacinamide can help to reduce hyperpigmentation.

Can niacinamide help to hydrate the skin?

In fact, according to some studies, niacinamide may strengthen the skin barrier, limiting water loss.

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