Tag: niacinamide
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Can You Combine Niacinamide and Retinol?
It is quite possible to encounter the issue of combining these components without even thinking about it. The reason is simple: both retinol and niacinamide are suitable for normalizing acne-prone skin, and both are proven effective anti-aging ingredients. Therefore, even without understanding the formulations of your cosmetics, you might accidentally combine retinol and niacinamide in…
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Q: What actives can and can’t be paired with acids?
The topic of compatible and incompatible components in skincare is quite controversial. There has been much debate about not mixing vitamin C with niacinamide, which turned out to be possible…
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4 Products to Restore Your Skin’s Lipid Barrier
Restoring your lipid barrier is crucial for maintaining healthy, resilient skin. This listing includes cosmetic products that contain ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids in the classic 3:1:1:1 ratio.
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Review: Drunk Elephant F-Balm Electrolyte Waterfacial – The Ultimate Combination Skin Saver
A moisturizing face mask with components that restore the skin’s lipid barrier. There’s no rocket science here (and honestly, there’s none in any cosmetics), but the formula is stellar, like in the best Hollywood blockbuster. It contains…
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6 Must-Have Niacinamide Products for a Radiant, Clear Complexion (and No, The Ordinary Isn’t on the List)
Whether you’re looking to calm sensitive skin, tackle hyperpigmentation, or maintain a healthy, radiant complexion, niacinamide has something to offer. Here are 6 standout products featuring niacinamide that can help restore your skin’s barrier, lighten dark spots, and fight acne, ensuring your skin looks and feels its best.
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Review: Always in Love with Innisfree Cherry Blossom Glow Jelly Cream
As a long-time skincare enthusiast, discovering products that resonate with my skin’s needs is always a joy. Korean skincare brands have consistently delivered outstanding products, with Innisfree being one of the most famous names alongside other remarkable brands like Belif and Dr. Jart+. Innisfree’s Cherry Blossom Glow Jelly Cream was a pure delight in my…
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Why Less Is More in Skincare
Cosmetic chemists often tout the phrase “less is more.” Instead of 20% vitamin C, use just 1% in a different form. Rather than mixing all types of acids into one jar, create a functional product with just two. The “less is more” principle is guided by two key reasons…
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Review: The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% – The Price Justifies The Quality
Exploring new skincare products is always an exciting venture, and The Ordinary’s Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% is no exception. This cult-classic serum has garnered many devotees for its straightforward formulations and affordability, making it a staple in many skincare routines. Here’s my experience with this particular serum.
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Q: Why does skin become oily after plastic surgery?
This post was inspired by a friend’s story – she underwent breast augmentation (mammoplasty) and noticed that her facial skin became much oilier than usual in the first few days post-surgery. It was so noticeable that she had to resort to cleansing products with acids, toners with high niacinamide content, or retinol. This isn’t the…