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Do you have skin care products containing vitamin B3 in your cupboard? Chances are, after reading this blog, you’ll be (even more) convinced! Niacinamide, also known as vitamin B3, is an effective ingredient in daily skin care. It is a true multifunctional ingredient that works for a variety of indications. This beloved ingredient can be used for all skin types and works as a true multitasker. We have listed all the benefits of niacinamide for you!
Niacinamide neutralizes free radicals. Free radicals created by UV radiation, for example, attach themselves to healthy cells, resulting in cell damage. This cell damage can manifest itself through the appearance of pigment spots, redness, fine lines and wrinkles. Niacinamide reduces existing pigmentation spots, prevents the creation of pigmentation spots, slows the skin aging process and reduces redness.
Generally, niacinamide is not considered an exfoliating ingredient, but research shows that it has a mild exfoliating effect on the skin. As a result, it causes dead skin cells to be removed from the skin, eliminating a drab appearance. As a result, the skin feels smoother and softer!
An important function for many people is the stimulation of collagen. The stimulation of collagen makes the skin firm and gives it more body. Perfect against skin aging!
Niacinamide stimulates the production of ceramides. Ceramides ensure that the skin barrier is repaired. An intact skin barrier makes the skin more resilient and, in addition, much less moisture evaporates from the skin, keeping it better hydrated. Ideal for dehydrated and dry feeling skin.
Because of its anti-inflammatory properties, niacinamide is also very popular. In fact, it soothes red skin. There are a number of skin indications for which niacinamide is very valuable. Because of its pigment-regulating, anti-inflammatory, exfoliating and collagen-stimulating properties, it quickly fits into a good skincare routine.
The release of pigment to surrounding skin cells is prevented by niacinamide, thus preventing the chances of developing superficial pigmentation spots and pigment peaks in melasma. This results in reduction of both pigmentation spots and melasma.
Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, niacinamide fits right into the acne skincare routine. This is because it inhibits sebum production and prevents the appearance of signs of residual acne. Restacne are often reddish-brown spots after inflammation subsides.
Niacinamide is a very nice ingredient to add into a skincare routine, especially because of its many benefits. All of these ensure beautiful, healthy skin. If you have any questions about which product might suit your skin type/indication, please feel free to contact us!
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