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Niacinamide Skincare

Niacinamide, also known as vitamin B3, is a multitasking ingredient valued for its ability to refine texture, minimise the look of pores, and visibly brighten uneven tone. It also helps calm sensitivity and support the skin barrier, making it a true all-rounder for daily skincare.

This collection of niacinamide skincare showcases how the ingredient works across different formats — from creams and moisturisers to cleansers and toners. Each formula uses niacinamide to deliver targeted benefits, helping skin look smoother, clearer and more balanced over time.

High Potency Intensive Niacinamide-rich Smoothing Serum

£83.00

High Potency Hyaluronic Intensive Hydrating Serum

£83.00

Essential Fx Acyl-Glutathione Intensive Overnight Moisturiser

£138.00

Hypoallergenic Clean Correction Smoothing Restorative Serum

£87.00

£123.00

Neuropeptide Restorative Neck & Chest Therapy SPF 25

RRP: ~~£155.00~~Current price: £77.50

50% Off

Neuropeptide Firming & Illuminating Under-Eye Cream

RRP: ~~£137.00~~Current price: £68.50

50% Off

High Potency Classics Hyaluronic Intensive Moisturiser

£61.00

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How to use niacinamide serum?

Apply niacinamide serum to clean, dry skin after cleansing and before moisturising. A few drops spread evenly across the face are enough. It can be used morning and evening, and it layers well with most other active ingredients.

Is niacinamide good for dry skin?

Yes. Niacinamide helps support the skin barrier and reduce water loss, which is particularly beneficial for dry skin. It also supports hydration when paired with moisturisers, making the complexion feel softer and more comfortable.

When to use niacinamide serum?

Niacinamide can be used both in the morning and evening. In the morning, it works well under SPF and helps protect against environmental stressors. At night, it supports skin repair and balances the complexion while you sleep.

Which is better, niacinamide or hyaluronic acid?

They serve different purposes. Niacinamide improves texture, helps with redness and balances oil production, while hyaluronic acid draws water into the skin for hydration. They are not interchangeable but complementary, and many people use them together for best results.