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In the present day scenario, the skincare industry is replete with a wide array of ingredients, some of which have been around for quite some time, and others that are rather new and more fad-like. Amongst these, there are certain skincare ingredients that not only assure scientifically proven effects but have also stood the test of time!
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Can You Use Niacinamide With Vitamin C And Retinol? In the present day scenario, the skincare industry is replete with a wide array of ingredients, some of which have been around for quite some time, and others that are rather new and more fad-like.
Niacinamide Niacinamide, is essentially a form of Vitamin B3 or Niacin. It has been proven to offer numerous benefits for the skin. When applied topically, in the form of a serum, Niacinamide enables the enhanced production of ceramides which improve the skin's barrier function. Moreover, since Niacinamide has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, it also helps in the treatment of acne and other inflammations that result in skin redness and uneven skin tone.
Benefits Of Niacinamide Even if we tried, we wouldn't be able to encapsulate all the benefits of Niacinamide at once. Hence, let us simply put them in a manner that'd be easier to decipher! • It improves the production of keratin, a protein substance that is responsible for keeping the skin firm and healthy • It allows the skin to form a ceramide barrier that locks the moisture within the skin. • It helps reduce all types of inflammation and is particularly useful in treating acne or other blemishes. • It also regulates the production of sebum and protects the skin against sun damage through UV rays that might result in hyperpigmentation. • It stimulates collagen production, thereby reducing wrinkles and fine lines
How to Use Niacinamide? Well, Chemist At Play’s Pore Minimising Face Serum is all you need to include this astounding component in your skincare regime. While Niacinamide is considered to be one of the most gentle elements, if you have excessively sensitive skin, we recommend getting in touch with a board-certified dermatologist before you introduce it n your skincare regime.
Did You Know? Wikipedia lists the following as naturally occurring food sources for Niacinamide - meat, fish, nuts, and mushrooms as well as in some vegetables. It is also commonly added to cereals and other foods. Moreover, many multivitamins contain 20–30 mg of vitamin B3.
Vitamin C We are sure, you must have heard all about the glory of Vitamin C when it comes to skincare products! And why not? After all, there is barely any element that can even compete with this super-ingredient for its potent antioxidant properties and ability to neutralize free radicals. Primarily known for its skin brightening properties, Vitamin C serum also helps in enhancing collagen production, thereby fighting the signs of aging.
Benefits Of Vitamin C • When applied topically, Vitamin C Serum can offer a wide array of benefits including but not limited to - • It is known to enhance skin brightness • It reduces tan lines on the skin • It helps reduce the production of melanin, thereby reducing dark • spots and pigmentation • It improves skin elasticity and keeps wrinkles and fine lines at bay, • thanks to its ability to increase collagen production • It helps reduce inflammation, thus promoting an even skin tone
How to Use Vitamin C? Don't worry, we have got you covered here as well! Simply use the Advance Brightening Face Serum, at least once a day, and unravel the marvelous skin that you have always been waiting for! You can also consider adding vitamin C to your diet, through foods such as citrus fruits, peppers, strawberries, broccoli, brussels sprouts, and potatoes, or simply use a vitamin c infused moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated and radiant.
Can you use Niacinamide And Vitamin C together? Now on to the most important subject! Can these two ingredients be used in conjunction! Well, to be frank, YES! You certainly can. Not only are these two ingredients complementary to each other, but they can also ensure that a vast array of your skin problems go away for good! What's even better? Vitamin C and Niacinamide are both gentle on every skin type, rarely leading to any unwanted reaction!
How to Use Niacinamide And Vitamin C together? Short Answer - Through the regular topical use of the two serums provided in the Brightening Duo by Chemist at Play! Long Answer - While Vitamin C takes on the responsibility of inhibiting the pigment-producing enzyme tyrosinase, Niacinamide prevents the transfer of pigment within cells. Then again, Vitamin C, being an unstable molecule works better at a low pH, Niacinamide works better at higher pH levels. They both may have different acting mechanisms, but they work towards the same goal - keeping the skin radiant and spot-free!
Final Thoughts On Niacinamide with Vitamin C and Retinol Simply put, if bright and radiant skin is your goal, you can and you definitely should use both, Niacinamide and Vitamin C as a part of your skincare routine. Trust us, within a few months your skin will thank you. And within a few years, when your skin shows no signs of aging and is healthy as can be you will thank us! So, wait no more before you choose to save your skin from free radical damage and visible signs of aging by adding this dynamic duo to your range of cosmetics!
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