Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) Skincare Range

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Niacinamide, also called Vitamin B3, is formulated across serums, moisturizers, cleansers, toners, and lip care in our range, each built around a different step in a routine. This page covers all product formats containing niacinamide. The Niacinamide Serum collection covers the serum step specifically, use the links below to find the right format for where you are in your routine. Quick answers Niacinamide appears across five facial-care formats in our range: serum, moisturizer, cleanser, toner, and lip mask Each format plays a different role in a routine, from a rinse-off cleanser to a leave-on treatment serum A serum is a lightweight leave-on treatment step applied before moisturizer Shop Niacinamide by Product Type Different formats serve different steps in a routine, so the right pick depends on what stage you're shopping for. Niacinamide Serum , leave-on treatment step, applied before moisturizer Niacinamide Moisturizers , final hydrating step in a routine Niacinamide Cleanser , rinse-off, used at the start of a routine Niacinamide Toner , applied after cleansing, before serum Niacinamide Lip Mask , a treatment step for lips Niacinamide for Oily and Combination Skin Routines Products containing niacinamide are commonly included in routines for oily or combination skin. If you're shopping by skin type rather than product format, our Moisturizer for Combination Skin and Serum for Oily Skin collections group options by that concern directly. Niacinamide and Skin Sensitivity Niacinamide is used across formulas intended for different skin types, though individual tolerance varies by product and person. Always check the specific product listing and patch test before full use. Building a Niacinamide Routine Step by Step A typical order is cleanser, toner, serum, moisturizer, and sunscreen during the day. Many people choose one or two niacinamide-containing facial products, such as a serum plus moisturizer, rather than using niacinamide in every routine step. Shopping