Niacinamide Serum

Fiz uma compra pelo app no dia 17/03/2026 no valor de 151,20 sendo esses valores um Serum facial iluminador da The Ordinary Niacinamide de R$53,10 e um Hidratante facial da The Ordinary no valor de R$98,10 esse Hidratante não veio , abri a solicitação de reembolso e até hoje um descaso de não resolver e ficam só em enrolando .

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Skin type: dry, issues with pores and hyperpigmentation (no active acne) My old skincare routine: AM: Cerave hydrating cleanser + Tonymoly mochi toner + the ordinary niacinamide serum + torriden dive in serum + cetaphil DAM moisturizer + biore watery essence sunscreen PM: Same without the sunscreen 10% niacinamide and HA were recommended to me by my dermatologist and this routine absolutely transformed my skin. My dark spots faded and I was genuinely glowing. Niacinamide also works like crack on my bacne for some reason. Now an outlet sale came up recently and me being an idiot decided to get the eqqualberry swimming pool toner and aforementioned serum. I thought my skin was used to the niacinamide concentration. I replaced the tonymoly with the eqqualberry toner and TO with the new niacinamide serum. I didn’t introduce the products together but about a week apart and initially there were no problems but for the last two days I have been getting mad CCs, pimples and WHEALS on my skin. I thought it was purging from the toner. Apparently not, because when I used the TO serum that was left over the difference was apparent overnight. Any suggestions on how to use the eqqualberry toner and how to pan the niacinamide serum will be really helpful submitted by /u/HauntingOil3491 to r/AsianBeauty [link] [comments]

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please drop your holy grail niacinamide serummm. im having a hard time deciding what to buyyyyyyyyy huhu submitted by /u/lemonearlgreyteaa to r/skincarephilippines [link] [comments]

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Hello all! 😊 29 yo, Female here. Visible pores have been a constant skin concern of mine ever since. Just looking to see if there’s still any way I can do to improve the appearance of my pores. I’m not really oily or acne prone. My skin is more on the dry, dehydrated side and sensitive (hence the redness). My current skincare routine includes: Cetaphil pink cleanser, TO glycolic acid (every 2-3 days) Hada Labo, TO Alpha Arbutin, Biore/Skin Aqua sunscreen, Illiyoon Ceramide Ato Cream. I don’t know if my skincare routine is enough for my skincare concern. Or if I should introduce other ingredients / products to help address it. I’ve been researching and found that Niacinamide serum can help with visible pores. Here are some products that I’ve been considering, would love to hear your thoughts on this (if it worked for you or not): - Dermorepubliq 5% Niacinamide + HA serum - Frankly Closer Pore Reducing Serum - Dr. Sensitive Niacinamide + Salicylic Acid - Skin1004 Poremizing Fresh Ampoule Any other tips/advice/suggestions are welcomed and appreciated. Thank you so much guys! 😊 submitted by /u/Which_Platform4068 to r/skincarephilippines [link] [comments]

Niacinamide is probably the most recommended skincare ingredient on Reddit. Every routine seems to have a 10% serum somewhere in it. But after going through a bunch of dermatology papers and ingredient breakdowns, I realised something interesting. Most of the benefits people want from niacinamide (oil regulation, barrier repair, redness reduction) show up even at 2–5% concentrations. What I kept seeing in studies: - 2–5% → improves barrier function - helps reduce TEWL (transepidermal water loss) - can reduce hyperpigmentation over time - supports acne treatment when paired with other actives But most products people recommend here are 10% or higher, which sometimes ends up irritating sensitive skin. So now I’m wondering if the skincare industry pushed the concentration race a bit too far. Curious about your experiences: - Did 10% niacinamide work better for you? - Or did lower % formulas feel more stable for your skin? Would love to hear what actually worked in real routines. submitted by /u/Long_Talk4263 to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

Share your opinion. I use sunscreen also. submitted by /u/SpiritualBit6053 to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

i have acne marks and i'm so done w it. submitted by /u/delusional211 to r/PakistaniSkincare [link] [comments]

I have ordered this product thinking it to be from The ordinary in a sale on flipkart...but it is written that not to apply it for longer than 10 minutes , i dont think my previous serum from the same company had this label ...what would u guyz suggest? UPDATE: Have applied for refund from the ecommerce site although there was no refund policy applicable , but citing few laws they agreed for the same. submitted by /u/Fresh-Charge4794 to r/Skincare_Addiction [link] [comments]

Pls tell me what should I use for these annoying pink marks. The pic is similar to what I'm dealing with. (I took the image from Pinterest). Pls let me know what should I do with this it's on my right cheek . Someone who have similar skin tone going with this plshelp. Every answer would be appreciated submitted by /u/Moonsoul17 to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

Is it safe to purchase beauty products like these from Flipkart and Amazon? submitted by /u/i_icical to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

I recently got this 10% bottle (10ml) to try it out on my skin..and now people are saying I should have started with 5% and how the 10% broke them out, this was getting bad reviews on this sub. (I swear I started seeing them just when I got it delivered 😭) Well, coming to the point..my skin is normal, like sometimes dry but sometimes it is slightly oily and mostly just normal. There aren't many pimples but 2-3 hormonal zit marks which I get as pms. I have never used anything on my face and this is my first skincare product. I have some sun damage on the face like dullness, redness (tanning) and textured rough skin near nose. So much so that my skin looks 25 year old at age 18.. I need radiance and smoothness I asked chatgpt about usage and it said one drop for 2-3 days a week. But one drop can't spread evenly on my skin and on using for 2 days I don't see any bad signs. My skin even looks very good just after application so I was curious. How frequently should I use it?? Rn I use it only in evening/night before sleeping, one drop each on both cheeks, forehead and chin. Will I get breakouts or bumps in a few days? I can't take the risk especially now submitted by /u/_reet to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

This is a quick review of all the niacinamide serums I've used over the last six years. As someone who pretty much uses a product with niacinamide daily, I like to use a dedicated serum for both morning and night. It’s my first step after cleansing, applied to damp skin. Why I use it I've personally found when I'm consistent with niacinamide in my routine, my breakouts happen less, my skin is more oil-controlled, my texture is less prominent, and my scarring from post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation fades quicker. Do you need to use it? No, you absolutely don't. Because you're probably already using it without realising, it's in your moisturiser, your all-rounder serum, and sometimes even your makeup. Niacinamide has blown up in popularity and it’s now very common in toners, moisturisers, face washes and everything in between at generous and effective amounts. So you really don’t need to double up. Textures To keep things clear, I’m going to describe textures either as a light gel, a serum gel, or a lotion. A gel example would be the TBH Rebound Serum. A classic serum would be the Avène HAB3. A lotion texture, The Ordinary’s 4% Emulsion. How much % do you need (or want)? More isn’t always better and some people find this ingredient really sensitising. General consensus with skincare users I've chatted to and a few studies I've seen floating around back that niacinamide is effective (and well-tolerated) at concentrations between 2% and 5%. My bias Because of how much I use niacinamide, I prefer formulas that are affordable. My skin tolerates it well (can you tell?), so I use higher percentages and do find improvements when I do. I tend to go for niacinamide plus zinc when I’ve got breakouts, and niacinamide plus calming ingredients like panthenol when I’m using retinol or feeling sensitive. My top 3 The Ordinary Niacinamide 5% Emulsion Bondi Sands Begin Again Niacinamide 10% + Zinc Facetheory Porebright N10 Reviews Naturium Niacinamide Serum 12% + Zinc 2% ~ $33.95 Texture: Elegant gel, plush and hydrating. Great packaging, effective at oil control, and layers well with other steps. I’ve been through 3 or so bottles, and since I started using this they’ve expanded their niacinamide range, so you might prefer opting for the multitasking moisturiser. I like that it provides noticeable hydration that you don’t typically see with the % and zinc combo. Avène Hyaluron Activ B3 (6% Niacinamide, 1.5% HA) ~$63.99 Texture: Classic plumping serum, thin on the skin. This one is made to be plumping and soothing. It sits beautifully under makeup and is one of the more elegant true plumping serums. TBH Rebound Serum ~$49.99 Texture: Light gel Gentle and reliable for oily or acne-prone skin, has lots of calming ingredients and isn’t advertised as a niacinamide serum, but still uses it at a proven % (I can’t recall the exact %, but it’s on the lower side as the focus is repairing with the other ingredients). Bioderma Hydrabio Hyalu+ Serum Texture: Classic serum, very thin on the skin. Contains niacinamide and hyaluronic acid. More of a hydration booster than a B3 focus, but it’s thinner than the other true serum textures I’ve seen. It’s very enjoyable to use. La Roche-Posay Mela B3 Serum (10% Niacinamide) Texture: Lotiony Richer consistency, nice for dry or flakey skin, but I enjoyed using it both when using a vitamin A and not. The Mela of the Mela B3 is fantastic, and I’d highly recommend this one for notable fading of dark spots. The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% – $13 Texture: True serum Iconic and affordable. Might be too strong or drying for some, but works well for many. Personally this really wasn’t for me, and I always felt meh or struggled with pilling when I used it. There was no experience factor which I guess is more important to me than I figured. The Ordinary Niacinamide 5% Emulsion ~$21 Texture: Lotiony A milder version with a hydrating emulsion feel. Great for sensitive skin, calming, doesn’t break me out even though it’s for body too. This for me personally is perfect, and the bottle is huge. Tick tick tick. Axis-Y Dark Spot Correcting Glow Serum (~5% Niacinamide ) ~$22 Texture: Gel Perfect for oily or combination skin. Pros: affordable, soothing, good packaging. Cons: not super hydrating, texture is average. Barni Skin Holiday Glow ~$49.99 Texture: Serum with encapsulated vitamin E, turns lotiony Multi-tasker with glycerin, panthenol and antioxidants. A pleasure to use. I’ve been through 2 bottles and really enjoyed both. Lots of extras that aren’t mentioned on the bottle like panthenol and glycerin. Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Niacinamide Dew Drops ~$55 Texture: Plush gel Smells cute, wasn’t for me personally. The texture wasn't too enjoyable and I felt confused how and when to use it (esp in terms of when to use SPF) as it doubles as a primer. Gifted it on. Ultraceuticals Ultra B2 Hydrating Serum ~$115 Texture: True serum Hydrating, plumping, and a little more plush than others with this texture. Yes it worked well, but it’s too $$ for my personal budget. Skinstitut 10% Niacinamide Power Serum ~$69 Texture: Lotiony Rich, emollient, and great for dry or acne-prone skin on vitamin A. This is the richest niacinamide serum I’ve used which initially intimidated me, but it didn’t cause any congestion. The richness seems to come from the cucumber oil and the richer blend of emollients. SVR B3 Ampoule Hydra ~$65 5% Niacinamide Texture: Plumping serum I’ve been through 5+ bottles of this. It’s plumping and hydrating and was my go-to when I was wearing makeup regularly because of how it preps the skin. Ideal for those who love hyaluronic acid serums but want the niacinamide too. Simple Niacinamide Serum ~$14 10%* Niacinamide blend (The full blend of the B vitamins is 10%, the actual niacinamide I think is closer to 5%) Texture: Lotiony Smells like rice which I like. No pilling, works well with makeup, and gives lasting hydration. A very popular one because it’s easy to find and affordable, and noticeably calms down angry skin. A little better for drier skin types. Good Molecules Niacinamide Serum ~$16 Texture: Serum Reliable and budget-friendly. It didn’t wow me, and the brand is hard to get in Australia so it slipped off my radar. Facetheory Niacinamide 20% ~$40 Texture: Thin serum, a little oily because of the blend. High strength, not for anyone who’s sensitive. Works wonders for my hyperpigmentation. The AU version has aloe vera and the EU version has azelaic acid at a very low %. I really like the Facetheory ones because of how spreadable they are. Bondi Sands Begin Again Niacinamide ~$16 10% Niacinamide + Zinc Texture: Lotion Silky, light and layers well with makeup. Affordable and effective. Smooths texture and speeds recovery. It’s affordable, accessible and has a nice amount of niacinamide and zinc. This is probably the one I recommend the most because of the price point and packaging. Great for more active spots because of the zinc. Dewy & Bae Nice Plumtide Serum ~$52 Texture: Gel Peptides and niacinamide combo before it was cool. Haven’t used this one in years, but gosh, I really enjoyed it when I did, and went through 3 bottles. Lightweight but hydrating. SkinCeuticals Metacell Renewal B3 ~$160 5% Niacinamide Texture: Slippery gel Pricey. Results were great. It’s just out of my budget for a repurchase. Facetheory Porebright N10 ~$40 10% Niacinamide + Azelaic + Salicylic Acid. AU and EU version differ again. Texture: Thin serum, a little oily Minimal formula, no pilling, great spreadability, noticeably fewer breakouts, and if you’re actively blemish prone then the salicylic acid in it does seem to really help my skin. Saint Louve Vitamin B3, B5 & Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Serum ~$119.95 12% Niacinamide, 1% Panthenol Texture: Serum Feels premium, it’s great honestly. It is however out of my personal budget. Great option for sensitive skin needing support. Paula’s Choice 20% Niacinamide ~$75 Texture: Serum Helped fade my scarring. Very thin and lightweight. 20ml size made me sad. Dermalogica Smart Response Serum ~$215 Texture: Lotion A luxury pick. I won’t justify this. It is unfortunately amazing, and also over $200. Unichi Wellness 11 Pearls Brightening ~$35 Texture: Serum Brightening with a soft pearl finish. 50ml size and accessible price. I used the whole bottle but didn’t go back to it. I used this years ago now. A’kin Intensive Sebum Controller ~$25.99 Texture: Lotiony emulsion High niacinamide with tea tree and vitamin C. Great for oil control and scarring. Might not suit dry or sensitive skin because of the essential oils. This was before I knew I was sensitive to vitamin C, and when I stopped using it I felt my skin chill out more. In saying that, I did really enjoy so much about this serum and if you’re not sensitive to vitamin C you should give it a go. Any questions? What serum would you add? I know I’m embarrassingly sparse in the K and J beauty areas, so if there’s any HGs you can recommend I’ll pick them up. *some PR samples, most I’ve bought myself or repurchased myself :) submitted by /u/MinnieMakeupReviews to r/AusSkincare [link] [comments]

Naisipan kong dumaan sa Watsons ngayong araw para bumili ng lotion, dahil paubos na yung ginagamit ko. Nakita ko tong lotion na 'to ng Luxe Organix na naka B1T1 for Php 405, kaya naisipan kong subukan. 2 variant yung binili ko, itong Retinol + Gluta, tsaka yung Niacinamide + Arbutin. TLDR: May microfoaming, malakas ang fragrance, heavier skin feel kumpara sa ibang serum lotions sa Market, mali-mali ang IL, mislabeled dahil imbes na retinol, Retinyl Palmitate ang laman base sa IL. Unahin muna nating tingnan ang packaging. Sa unang tingin, di nalalayo material sa packaging ng mga serum lotion ng Vaseline. Tho, yung sa Vaseline, rounded yung tabas ng seal ng tube sa both sides, samantalang itong sa LO ay pointed. Sa itsura naman mismo ng laman, off-white na medyo madilaw yung kulay ng lotion. Medyo clumpy din yung itsura pagkalabas nito sa tube, at madali ding mag-break yung emulsion upon skin contact. Malakas yung fragrance nya na dominated ng floral notes. Unang naisip ko nga nung naamoy ko e amoy poon, dahil sa sobrang floral. Medyo matagal ipahid sa balat, kumpara sa ibang serum lotion na nasubukan ko na. Naka-observe din ako ng microfoaming during application nitong lotion. Ang microfoaming ito yung nagkakaroon ng puti-puting streaks sa balat habang pinapahid ang isang product, kadalasan mga emulsion gaya ng lotion at creams. Ang microfoaming ay dulot ng pagkaka-trap ng air sa product habang ipinapahid sa balat. Kung ikukumpara ko ito sa ibang serum lotion na nagamit ko na (Vaseline Gluta-Hya Serum Burst Lotion, Smoochkins Nia-Arbutin Nano White Serum Lotion), ito yung pinaka heavy ang skin feel. Hindi ko masyadong na-feel yung pagka serum lotion. And lastly naka-experience din ako ng pamumula at pantal sa braso ko after ko gamitin itong lotion na ito. Tumungo naman tayo sa ingredient list. Water (Aqua), Glycerin, Glyceryl Stearate, Cetyl Stearyl Alcohol, Cetyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Myristate, Fragrance, C15-19 Alkane, Stearyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Triethanolamine, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Disodium EDTA, Glutathione, Polysorbate 20, Dimethyl Isosorbide, Plukenetia Volubilis Seed Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Ceramide NP, Mannitol, Pentylene Glycol, CI19140, Phosphatidylcholine, Retinyl Palmitate, Cholesterol, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Chloride, Polyglyceryl-10, Citric Acid, Tocopherol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate, Sodium Hyaluronate Crosspolymer, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Hydrolyzed Sodium Hyaluronate Acetyl Tetrapeptide-11, Acetyl Tetrapeptide-9, Ethylhexylglycerin Hindi na talaga nawala ang mga errors sa IL ng mga local products. Di yata talaga uso ipa-check man lang sa regulatory personnel ang IL na ilalagay sa final layout ng packaging bago ang ipa-mass printing. Para sa product na ito, hindi Cetyl Stearyl Alcohol ang tamang INCI name, kung hindi Cetearyl Alcohol. Next, Polyglyceryl-10, what? Incomplete yung ingredient name. Ang daming Polyglyceryl-10 esters na nag eexist, wag nyo na kami paghulain. (Side Note: Ang Polyglyceryl-10 esters ay kadalasang ginagamit as non-ionic emulsifier sa cosmetics.). Pangalawa kong napansin, CI19140. Ang CI19140 ay isang dye na kilala din bilang Tartrazine Yellow or FD&C Yellow #5. Ito yung nagbigay ng medyo madilaw na kulay sa lotion na ito. Konektado ito sa kasunod kong punto. Ikatlo, bakit Retinyl Palmitate ang nakalista dito sa IL? Kaya nyo ba nilagyan ng Yellow #5 ang lotion na ito para magmukhang may retinol, kasi nakakapagdulot ng paninilaw sa mga product ang retinol kapag ihinalo ito? Ngayon, ano ba ang problema kung retinyl palmitate ang nakalagay, imbes na retinol? Ito kasi yun: maliban sa obvious na mislabelling sa product na ito, mas mababa ang potency ng retinyl palmitate kaysa sa retinol. Sa buong retinoid family, ang mga retinyl esters kagaya ng retinyl palmitate ang may pinakamababang potency, dahil kailangan pa nito ng isang extra conversion step (retinyl palmitate -> retinol). Tandaan, ang mga retinoids, kailangang ma-convert into retinoic acid para ma-activate ang retinoic acid receptors natin sa balat at makuha ang benefits. Retinyl esters -> Retinol -> Retinaldehyde -> Retinoic Acid Kada conversion step, bumababa ang potency ng isang retinoid, kaya sa kaso ng retinyl palmitate, na isang retinyl ester, eto ang may pinakamababang potency. May peptides din pala itong lotion na ito: Acetyl Tetrapeptide-9 at Acetyl Tetrapeptide-11. Ang acetyl tetrapeptide-9 ay isang signaling peptide na nagbibigay ng message sa fibroblasts sa ating dermis na magproduce ng collagen (specifically Collagen Type 1) at proteoglycans, na mahalaga para mapanatili ang structure at mapanatiling tight (hindi sagging) ang balat natin. Nakakatulong din itong mabawasan ang appearance ng fine lines sa mukha, dahil na rin sa stimulation ng collagen at proteoglycan production. Kung ang dermis ang target ng acetyl tetrapeptide-9, ang epidermis naman ang target ng acetyl tetrapeptide-11. Kagaya ng acetyl tetrapeptide-9, signaling peptide din ito na nagbibigay ng mensahe sa epidermis na mag-synthesize o magproduce ng Syndecan-1 at Collagen XVII. Kapag mataas ang dalawang ito sa balat, nag-iimprove ang elasticity ng balat. Karamihan ng mga nabanggit na benepisyo ng dalawang peptides na ito ay base pa lamang sa mga in-vitro studies na naisagawa na. Wala pang gaanong in-vivo clinical studies na lumabas kaya medyo skeptical pa din ako sa mga peptides na ito. Tumungo naman tayo lastly sa product claims. Retinol + Gluta Whitening Serum Lotion Lightening Firming Hydrating 24 hr Supple Smooth 3X Peptide Youth Repair + Hyaluronic Bright + Ceramide Glow Unang claim pa lang, sablay na. Wala namang retinol tong lotion na 'to. Pinaglololoko ako nitong LO e. Sa claim na lightening at whitening, medyo duda ako. Mukhang glutathione lang ang pwedeng masabi ng brand na ito na skin lightening ingredient. Pero duda ako sa efficacy ng glutathione na makapagpa lighten ng skin topically. Maraming limitations yung mga published studies tungkol sa efficacy ng topically applied gluta, gaya ng mababang bilang ng participants sa studies at sobrang iksi na study period. Sa claim na firming, mukhang inilagay ito gawa nung mga peptides. Sa hydrating claim, meron namang hydrating ingredients (glycerin, hyaluronic acid derivatives, olive oil, Plukenetia Volubilis oil, tsaka Ceramide NP). Same din dun sa mga sumunod na claims, dahil sa presence ng mga nabanggit na ingredients. Final words: Hindi ako masaya sa nabili kong lotion na 'to. Hindi kasing lightweight at fast absorbing nung iba kong nasubukan na serum lotions. Amoy poon yung fragrance. May microfoaming during application. Nagkapantal ako sa braso. Mali-mali ang IL. Pero yung pinaka disappointing sa lotion na 'to e yung claim na may retinol daw, pero retinyl palmitate lang ang nasa ingredient list. May paglalagay pa ng yellow dye para magmukhang may retinol. Napakalaking red flag para sa akin ang pagmi-mislabel ng product. Ayun lang. Salamat sa pagbabasa. At laging maging mapanuri sa mga binibili at balak nating gamitin na products. submitted by /u/skincare_chemist19 to r/beautytalkph [link] [comments]

I started to really pay attention to skincare last year after years of being in the sun without sunscreen. I'm now a sunless tanner :-) On March 6 of last year I began Tretinoin gel 0.1%. One year later I can really see a difference! Routine: AM wash, Niacinamide toner, Matrixyl 3000, Vitamin C Serum, and Cerave AM Moisturizer SPF 30. PM wash with Olay cleansing cloths, Matrixyl 3000, Neutrogena Hydro boost, Tretinoin and another layer of Hydro boost withw a drop of rosemary oil. Medical tape on 11s and forehead lines overnight. I also use a jade roller a few times a week and derma roller once a week and drink lots of water. submitted by /u/Greedy-Debate-1757 to r/45PlusSkincare [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I posted this on another sub not too long ago and because of the positive reaction I wanted to share it with you all. Hope you like it. Little bit about me/my skin: Im 25F and I have sensitive, acne prone, combination skin. My skin is especially sensitive to fragrance, citrus and floral essential oils. Because of this I’ve become a bit of a skincare nerd and an obsessive ingredients list reader. I definitely still have a lot to learn about skincare but I hope this list helps some of you! Especially my fellow sensitive skin skincare addicts. I tried to keep the reviews very short and straight forward, but if you want me to expand on any products let me know! 1. La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer 30 SPF - 3/10 Pros: Fragrance free and very moisturizing. Cons: Broke me out and burned my eyes Best for: dry skin. 2. Glossier Milky Jelly Cleanser - 0/10 Pros: literally nothing. Cons: I don’t like the smell, it broke me out, didn’t remove my makeup well. 3. Drunk Elephant Beste No. 9 Jelly Cleanser - 6/10 Pros: Clean ingredients list. Cons: Stripping/drying and expensive. For who? Oily skin or those that like to feel squeaky clean. 4. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen 60 SPF (American) - 3/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast. Cons: Greasy, broke me out, stung my eyes. Bottom Line: Stick to the European version. 5. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen 50+ SPF (European) - 9/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast, reasonably priced. Cons: texture is a little too runny for my liking. Bonus: LRP donates to skin cancer research. 6. Jordan Samuel Hydrate Facial Serum - 0/10 Pros: Couldn’t try long enough to say. Cons: Gave me a bright red burning skin reaction. Bottom Line: Looks like they changed their formula (for good reason obvi) so I can’t speak for the new version. For who? Those who want an excuse to cancel dinner plans. 7. Mario Badescu Rose Facial Spray - 0/10 Pros: Cheap. Cons: Mist comes out too strong, I don’t like the smell, contains fragrance, citronellol, geraniol and colorants. Bottom Line: Thank goodness it was a gift, because I won’t be buying. 8. The Ordinary Squalane Cleanser - 5/10 Pros: Unscented, affordable. Cons: Made my skin itch and left a residue. Bottom Line: I won’t repurchase. 9. A313 Vitamin A Pommade - 10/10 Pros: My pimples reduced, skin texture improved (after two weeks). Thick vasaline texture that locks in the vitamin A. Cons: Slight metallic smell Bottom Line: Worth the hype! I use 2x a week max, alternating with a salicylic acid oil. 10. Youth to the People Superberry Dream Cleansing Balm - 3/10 Pros: Great ingredient list, interesting extracts. Cons: Smells like waxy crayons, crumbly texture that doesn’t melt well into the skin, left a waxy feeling behind. Bottom Line: I’ve tried better. 11. Tata Harper Water-Lock Moisturizer - 2/10 Pros: I liked her organic Vermont farm story and the light gel cream texture. Cons: strong fragrance, contains skin irritants like Alcohol, limonene, citral, citronellol, linalool and orange peel extract. Bottom Line: Don’t use if you have sensitive skin. There is a sunburn warning on the side of the box because it contains AHAs. 12. Saturday Skin Carrot + Niacinamide Moisturizing Cream - 6/10 Pros: Hydrating thick gel cream. Cons: Smells so strong of silicone. Bottom Line: Bought it in Europe, loved it. Bought it in the US, smelled like straight up silicone. Different formula maybe? 13. Glossier Future Dew - 0/10 Pros: Cute packaging. Cons: Made me look like a greasy pizza, broke me out and don’t like the smell. 14. Versed Sunday Morning Antioxidant Oil-Serum – 1/10 Pros: inexpensive. Cons: Does nothing. The biphase ends up looking gross and muddled after a while. 15. Murmure Bisou Clarifying Dry Oil – 10/10 Pros: Cleared my blackheads, sinks into the skin fast. Cons: Contains hazelnut oil so be careful if you have an allergy! Bottom Line: I use it about 2x a week at night (not on the same day as my retinol). My skin is always less red and bumpy in the AM. 16. Typology Glycolic Acid 10% - 3/10 Pros: Affordable (Typology is like the French version of the Ordinary). Cons: Broke me out, 10% glycolic acid is too strong for my skin. 17. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Multi-Purpose Dry Oil – 9/10 Pros: Nice dry oil that soaks in quickly, love the smell (I only use this on my body so the fragrance doesn’t bother me). Cons: Wish it had a dropper or pump to make application less messy. Bottom Line: I put this all over my body after my shower and my skin feels baby soft. 18. Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen 36 SPF – 5/10 Pros: Good value for money. Cons: Broke me out, a little too oily. Bottom Line: They have changed the formula since I tried it so I cant speak for the new formulation. 19. La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+ - 7/10 Pros: Super soothing and healing. Cons: clogged my pores (avoid if you have acne or milia prone skin). Bottom Line: I would buy again for my eyelid dermatitis that I get every winter For who? Dry, irritated skin. 20. SkinCeuticals CE Ferulic Serum - 8/10 Pros: Brightened and evened my skin tone. Cons: So expensive it hurts! Oxidized at around the 4 month mark. Smells slightly unpleasant. Bottom Line: One of the most effective formulas for vitamin c that Ive tried. Keep it away from light and to close the bottle tightly so it doesn’t oxidize as quickly. 21. Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Ultra-fine Mist – 1/10 Pros: Cute packaging. Cons: Broke me out, overpowering candy fragrance, didn’t hydrate. 22. Pillow Talk Derm Major Fade Flash Mask – 0/10 Pros: I can’t speak to the effectiveness of the product because my skin couldn’t handle it. Cons: Instantly burned my face into a red mess. Bottom Line: 15% glycolic acid was too much for my skin. Make sure to always patch test new products. 23. The Outset Nourishing Squalane Daily Moisturizer – 7/10 Pros: Clean ingredients list, nice light texture. Cons: Not hydrating enough for my skin. Bottom Line: If you have sensitive skin and like a lightweight moisturizer it might be worth a try. 24. Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy – 10/10 Pros: Heals, hydrates/seals in moisture. Cons: Packaging is kinda ugly. Bottom Line: Cult classic for good reason. I’m team Aquaphor over vasaline every day. 25. Skinfix Triple Lipid-Peptide Cream – 10/10 Pros: Super hydrating and nourishing. Nice cream gel texture. Cons: none. Bottom Line: My sensitive skin loves this moisturizer. Even though I have acne prone skin I still prefer their normal triple lipid over their gel version. 26. Saturday Skin Yuzu Vitamin C Sleep Mask – 4/10 Pros: slightly brightening. Cons: Strong smell, contains citrus oils, feels quite sticky. 27. Youth to the People Superfood Air-Whip Moisture Cream – 3/10 Pros: nice light airy texture. Cons: Has fragrance and limonene. Didn’t do much. Bottom Line: Last time I was at sephora I did notice that the cream is no longer a light green color, so I think they changed the formula. 28. Caudalie Beauty Elixir Face Mist – 0/10 Pros: None. Cons: Doesn’t smell great, does nothing, has alcohol, fragrance, rosemary oil, citral, linalool, citronellol…). Bottom Line: Outdated product imo. 29. Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen 40 SPF – 5/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast. Cons: Expensive and broke me out. Feels very silicone heavy. like my skin was suffocating. Bottom Line: Sensitive acne prone skin beware. 30. U beauty The Plasma Lip Compound (Rose) – 0/10 Pros: Couldn’t keep it on my lips long enough. Cons: Smells so bad like straight up chemicals. Bottom Line: So disappointing because it was really expensive. 31. Youth to the People Polypeptide-121 Future Cream – 7/10 Pros: Hydrating and plumping. Cons: Started to smell a little funny when I got halfway through the jar. 32. Glow Recipe Papaya Sorbet Enzyme Cleansing Balm – 8/10 Pros: Nice creamy texture that melts into the skin. Smells delicious and removes makeup well. Cons: Leaves a greasy film on my eyes Bottom Line: One of the few glow recipe products that I actually like. 33. Fresh Lotus Youth Preserve Dream Face Cream (Night) – 1/10 Pros: lovely texture. Cons: Smells way too strong, like straight up perfume. Has citral, limonene, lemon peel oil and fragrance. Bottom Line: Sensitive skin beware. 34. Typology Niacinamide 12% - 5/10 Pros: Inexpensive. Cons: 12% niacinamide is too strong for my skin. Bottom Line: studies show that your skin reacts best at a 4% concentration. I like to add a little into my moisturizer every so often to dilute it. 35. Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask – 3/10 Pros: Smells delicious (but has fragrance). Cons: Made my lips more dry. I don’t like having to scoop into a jar. Bottom Line: I don’t understand the hype of this product. 36. Clarins Lip Comfort Oil - 9/10 Pros: Not sticky, lasts a while and very shiny. Cons: Wish there was more color payoff and kinda pricey (not doir expensive but getting there). Bottom Line: My fav lip product to date. submitted by /u/Valuable-Moment973 to r/beauty [link] [comments]

In the past, I've tested various serums, masks, etc. and always came back to the basics of Vit. C / Moisturizer / Cleanser / Sunscreen. Nothing really ever gave me a "glow" so I thought this is just marketing BS.. Recently, I've added Niacinamide to my online shopping cart to reach the minimum sales amount for free shipping and since it is DIRT CHEAP (~5-7 EUR / bottle) hence this post is absolutely no snake-oil advertisement. The effects have been nothing short of stunning. My skin just looks always better the next morning when I apply it. It is a mix of clearer/slightly glowy & healthier that I never had with any product. What is your experience with it? This might be the first time in my life that I bought a super low priced product with stunning effects. I always found that price correlates with quality elsewhere. submitted by /u/Extension_Turn5658 to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

Dosclaimer: I am not affiliated with the brand Anua in any way. I was not paid for a review or a promotion of this product. I purchased the product with my own money. I also do not have a signifficant online presence so I'm doing this in hopes of answering some questions for those who have them. For context, I've had nasty hormonal breakouts for years and they left some visible hyperpigmentation and texturing on my face that I just could not get rid of. I also have sensitive skin so retinols and vitamin c were out of the question, they made my face worse. Long story short: I love this stuff. I've been using it for around 3-4 weeks and I'm noticing a signifficant difference in my skin texture and discoloration. I never expect a product to actually work within 2 weeks (as many of them claim). Normally it takes the skin about 30 days to get used to and start reacting to a product so that's my benchmark regardless of what the product claims. I can say that this product meets the benchmark (and even exceeds a bit). I started noticing some real differences in my skin about a week or 2 ago so that really gives a window of about 2-3 weeks for the product to be effective which i was very surprised about. I use it in the morning right after washing and drying my face without applying toner beforehand and I recommend using it this way. It penetrates the skin better and has a higher chance of acting accordingly. Effects i've noticed: significant reduction in hyperpigmentation from acne scarring, reduction in texture from acne scarring, pore minimization, skin tightening, glowy skin. I've tried a bunch of serums for hyperpigmentation before this one and, at worst, they destroyed my skin barrier and broke me out or, at best, did nothing. This has honestly been a god sent and I fully recommend the product. It hasn't reacted badly with any of the products I use (granted I have a very minimal routine) and it hasn't irritated my face at all. Some things to keep in mind: this has 10% niacinamide and 4% tranexamic acid so it might be irritating to some skin types that are more sensitive. Niacinamide is recommended in percentages of around 5% to be effective so this might a bit much for some. It also contains 2% Arbutin which inhibits the enzyme necessary for melaning production which essentially means that it actively whitens your skin. I noticed this when i had to stop using my summer shade of foundation AFTER i started using this serum. I tan extremely easily and i get very dark. My tan also lasts around 7-8 months, but now i had to start using my winter shade in november when normally i could start using it around January or so. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, just another thing i noticed with this product. I hope this helps anyone questioning the tiktok reviews (i did too, this was a huge leap of faith for me). submitted by /u/GoldieJoan to r/KoreanBeauty [link] [comments]

Little bit about me/my skin: Im 25F and I have sensitive, acne prone, combination skin. My skin is especially sensitive to fragrance, citrus and floral essential oils. Because of this I’ve become a bit of a skincare nerd and an obsessive ingredients list reader. I definitely still have a lot to learn about skincare but I hope this list helps some of you! Especially my fellow sensitive skin skincare addicts. I tried to keep the reviews very short and straight forward, but if you want me to expand on any products let me know! 1. La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer 30 SPF - 3/10 Pros: Fragrance free and very moisturizing. Cons: Broke me out and burned my eyes Best for: dry skin. 2. Glossier Milky Jelly Cleanser - 0/10 Pros: literally nothing. Cons: I don’t like the smell, it broke me out, didn’t remove my makeup well. 3. Drunk Elephant Beste No. 9 Jelly Cleanser - 6/10 Pros: Clean ingredients list. Cons: Stripping/drying and expensive. For who? Oily skin or those that like to feel squeaky clean. 4. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen 60 SPF (American) - 3/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast. Cons: Greasy, broke me out, stung my eyes. Bottom Line: Stick to the European version. 5. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen 50+ SPF (European) - 9/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast, reasonably priced. Cons: texture is a little too runny for my liking. Bonus: LRP donates to skin cancer research. 6. Jordan Samuel Hydrate Facial Serum - 0/10 Pros: Couldn’t try long enough to say. Cons: Gave me a bright red burning skin reaction. Bottom Line: Looks like they changed their formula (for good reason obvi) so I can’t speak for the new version. For who? Those who want an excuse to cancel dinner plans. 7. Mario Badescu Rose Facial Spray - 0/10 Pros: Cheap. Cons: Mist comes out too strong, I don’t like the smell, contains fragrance, citronellol, geraniol and colorants. Bottom Line: Thank goodness it was a gift, because I won’t be buying. 8. The Ordinary Squalane Cleanser - 5/10 Pros: Unscented, affordable. Cons: Made my skin itch and left a residue. Bottom Line: I won’t repurchase. 9. A313 Vitamin A Pommade - 10/10 Pros: My acne reduced, skin texture improved (after two weeks). Thick vasaline texture that locks in the vitamin A. Cons: Slight metallic smell Bottom Line: Worth the hype! I use 2x a week max, alternating with a salicylic acid oil. 10. Youth to the People Superberry Dream Cleansing Balm - 3/10 Pros: Great ingredient list, interesting extracts. Cons: Smells like waxy crayons, crumbly texture that doesn’t melt well into the skin, left a waxy feeling behind. Bottom Line: I’ve tried better. 11. Tata Harper Water-Lock Moisturizer - 2/10 Pros: I liked her organic Vermont farm story and the light gel cream texture. Cons: strong fragrance, contains skin irritants like Alcohol, limonene, citral, citronellol, linalool and orange peel extract. Bottom Line: Don’t use if you have sensitive skin. There is a sunburn warning on the side of the box because it contains AHAs. 12. Saturday Skin Carrot + Niacinamide Moisturizing Cream - 6/10 Pros: Hydrating thick gel cream. Cons: Smells so strong of silicone. Bottom Line: Bought it in Europe, loved it. Bought it in the US, smelled like straight up silicone. Different formula maybe? 13. Glossier Future Dew - 0/10 Pros: Cute packaging. Cons: Made me look like a greasy pizza, broke me out and don’t like the smell. 14. Versed Sunday Morning Antioxidant Oil-Serum – 1/10 Pros: inexpensive. Cons: Does nothing. The biphase ends up looking gross and muddled after a while. 15. Murmure Bisou Clarifying Dry Oil – 10/10 Pros: Cleared my blackheads, sinks into the skin fast. Cons: Contains hazelnut oil so be careful if you have an allergy! Bottom Line: I use it about 2x a week at night (not on the same day as my retinol). My skin is always less red and bumpy in the AM. 16. Typology Glycolic Acid 10% - 3/10 Pros: Affordable (Typology is like the French version of the Ordinary). Cons: Broke me out, 10% glycolic acid is too strong for my skin. 17. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Multi-Purpose Dry Oil – 9/10 Pros: Nice dry oil that soaks in quickly, love the smell (I only use this on my body so the fragrance doesn’t bother me). Cons: Wish it had a dropper or pump to make application less messy. Bottom Line: I put this all over my body after my shower and my skin feels baby soft. 18. Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen 36 SPF – 5/10 Pros: Good value for money. Cons: Broke me out, a little too oily. Bottom Line: They have changed the formula since I tried it so I cant speak for the new formulation. 19. La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+ - 7/10 Pros: Super soothing and healing. Cons: clogged my pores (avoid if you have acne or milia prone skin). Bottom Line: I would buy again for my eyelid dermatitis that I get every winter For who? Dry, irritated skin. 20. SkinCeuticals CE Ferulic Serum - 8/10 Pros: Brightened and evened my skin tone. Cons: So expensive it hurts! Oxidized at around the 4 month mark. Smells slightly unpleasant. Bottom Line: One of the most effective formulas for vitamin c that Ive tried. Keep it away from light and to close the bottle tightly so it doesn’t oxidize as quickly. 21. Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Ultra-fine Mist – 1/10 Pros: Cute packaging. Cons: Broke me out, overpowering candy fragrance, didn’t hydrate. 22. Pillow Talk Derm Major Fade Flash Mask – 0/10 Pros: I can’t speak to the effectiveness of the product because my skin couldn’t handle it. Cons: Instantly burned my face into a red mess. Bottom Line: 15% glycolic acid was too much for my skin. Make sure to always patch test new products. 23. The Outset Nourishing Squalane Daily Moisturizer – 7/10 Pros: Clean ingredients list, nice light texture. Cons: Not hydrating enough for my skin. Bottom Line: If you have sensitive skin and like a lightweight moisturizer it might be worth a try. 24. Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy – 10/10 Pros: Heals, hydrates/seals in moisture. Cons: Packaging is kinda ugly. Bottom Line: Cult classic for good reason. I’m team Aquaphor over vasaline every day. 25. Skinfix Triple Lipid-Peptide Cream – 10/10 Pros: Super hydrating and nourishing. Nice cream gel texture. Cons: none. Bottom Line: My sensitive skin loves this moisturizer. Even though I have acne prone skin I still prefer their normal triple lipid over their gel version. 26. Saturday Skin Yuzu Vitamin C Sleep Mask – 4/10 Pros: slightly brightening. Cons: Strong smell, contains citrus oils, feels quite sticky. 27. Youth to the People Superfood Air-Whip Moisture Cream – 3/10 Pros: nice light airy texture. Cons: Has fragrance and limonene. Didn’t do much. Bottom Line: Last time I was at sephora I did notice that the cream is no longer a light green color, so I think they changed the formula. 28. Caudalie Beauty Elixir Face Mist – 0/10 Pros: None. Cons: Doesn’t smell great, does nothing, has alcohol, fragrance, rosemary oil, citral, linalool, citronellol…). Bottom Line: Outdated product imo. 29. Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen 40 SPF – 5/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast. Cons: Expensive and broke me out. Feels very silicone heavy. like my skin was suffocating. Bottom Line: Sensitive acne prone skin beware. 30. U beauty The Plasma Lip Compound (Rose) – 0/10 Pros: Couldn’t keep it on my lips long enough. Cons: Smells so bad like straight up chemicals. Bottom Line: So disappointing because it was really expensive. 31. Youth to the People Polypeptide-121 Future Cream – 7/10 Pros: Hydrating and plumping. Cons: Started to smell a little funny when I got halfway through the jar. 32. Glow Recipe Papaya Sorbet Enzyme Cleansing Balm – 8/10 Pros: Nice creamy texture that melts into the skin. Smells delicious and removes makeup well. Cons: Leaves a greasy film on my eyes Bottom Line: One of the few glow recipe products that I actually like. 33. Fresh Lotus Youth Preserve Dream Face Cream (Night) – 1/10 Pros: lovely texture. Cons: Smells way too strong, like straight up perfume. Has citral, limonene, lemon peel oil and fragrance. Bottom Line: Sensitive skin beware. 34. Typology Niacinamide 12% - 5/10 Pros: Inexpensive. Cons: 12% niacinamide is too strong for my skin. Bottom Line: studies show that your skin reacts best at a 4% concentration. I like to add a little into my moisturizer every so often to dilute it. 35. Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask – 3/10 Pros: Smells delicious (but has fragrance). Cons: Made my lips more dry. I don’t like having to scoop into a jar. Bottom Line: I don’t understand the hype of this product. 36. Clarins Lip Comfort Oil - 9/10 Pros: Not sticky, lasts a while and very shiny. Cons: Wish there was more color payoff and kinda pricey (not doir expensive but getting there). Bottom Line: My fav lip product to date. submitted by /u/Valuable-Moment973 to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I have seen people recommending Plum, TO and Minimalist here alot. Please let me know which brand has the best Niacinamide serum out there. submitted by /u/raaziatabassum to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

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