When Should I Use a Niacinamide?

Are you using a moisturizer?

Are you using hyaluronic acid?

Are you using vitamin C serum?

Do you have acne-prone skin?

Do you have oily skin?

You should keep in mind that it should always applied after face wash, toner, exfoliator and mask and always before your moisturizer, both morning and evening times to feel the full effects. You also need to know that Niacinamide can be used on its own, much like a serum or mixed into your favorite moisturizer, based on personal preference.

Hyaluronic acid and niacinamide are both water-based treatment, so they can be used together. When used together, you should start by applying hyaluronic acid then followed by niacinamide. In this way, you can replenish your skin with plenty of hydration first. Then apply niacinamide to regulates your sebum and minimizes pores.

Those who use vitamin C serum need to know that that means that they are safe to use both niacinamide and vitamin C, either together in the same product, or combined from different products that you layer one over the other.

Niacinamide may be helpful for severe acne, especially inflammatory forms like papules and pustules. For acne, supplements that contain 750 mg of niacinamide combined with 25 mg of zinc, 1.5 mg of copper, and 500 mcg of folic acid is to be taken once or two times daily.

Niacinamide can improve excess sebum production, the appearance of pores, fine lines and keep the skin's barrier intact. Ideal for your oily skin, you should apply it twice daily and you will soon notice you skin balancing out.