Active Ingredient

A form of vitamin B3 with a broad range of effects – it brightens pigment spots, regulates sebum, refines pores and strengthens the skin barrier.

Niacinamide
Key facts
Ingredient type
Vitamin B3 (nicotinamide)
Effects
Brightening, sebum-regulating, calming, pore-refining
Who it's for
All skin types, especially oily skin, combination skin and skin with pigment spots
Pairs well with
Ceramides, hyaluronic acid, retinol, azeloglicina
Don't combine with
High concentrations of vitamin C – use separately

What is niacinamide?

Niacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 – one of the most versatile actives of all. Safe for all skin types.

How does niacinamide work?

It slows down melanin transfer (brightens pigment spots), regulates sebum, refines pores, calms redness and strengthens the skin barrier.

Who is niacinamide for?

Especially for oily, blemish-prone and combination skin, and for pigment spots left after breakouts.

How do you use niacinamide?

Daily, morning and evening, at a concentration of 5–10%. Use vitamin C at a different time of day.