Niacinamide Moisturizer

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A niacinamide moisturizer combines Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) with a hydrating base, used as the moisturizing step in a skincare routine rather than a leave-on treatment serum. The Face Shop's niacinamide-formulated moisturizers combine Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) with moisturizing formulas designed for the final hydration step in a skincare routine. Where a Niacinamide Moisturizer Fits in Your Routine A moisturizer is generally used as the moisturizing step, while a serum is applied earlier in the routine. Apply as the last skincare step before sunscreen in the morning, or as the final step at night. It's typically used after a serum, if you're using one, so the moisturizer can seal in whatever came before it. Layering With Other Niacinamide Products Many routines combine a niacinamide moisturizer with a niacinamide serum or cleanser. If you're introducing more than one niacinamide product at once, add them one at a time so you can track how your skin responds. For a full step-by-step look at building a niacinamide routine, see Get Brighter, Calmer Skin: Your Step-by-Step Niacinamide Routine . Choosing a Niacinamide Moisturizer Exact texture, concentration, and additional ingredients vary by product, so check the specific product's own listing for its full formula and directions. If you're looking for a leave-on treatment step rather than a moisturizer, the Niacinamide Serum collection covers that format instead. For the ingredient's full range across every format, see the Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) hub.