Related Products
Frequently Asked Questions
3% Encapsulated Niacinamide appears in all three cleansers for oily, dry, and hypersensitive skin. In anti-acne serums, it appears at 3%, and in anti-acne creams at 5%. In all hypersensitive skin formulas across the three lines, Niacinamide at 5% acts as the main active ingredient, replacing Vitamin C.
During cleansing, conventional active ingredients are diluted by water and go down the drain before they can act. Encapsulation protects Niacinamide until it penetrates the skin, ensuring that the 3% acts where it needs to, not in the sink.
It sends signals to the pores to reduce excessive sebum production at the source, reducing oily shine without drying out the skin. The Purifying Hydrogel in the cleanser for oily skin also acts as an impurity magnet for a complete cleansing effect.
It stimulates the natural production of ceramides in the skin barrier while you cleanse, actively strengthening the barrier that is naturally weakened in dry skin.
It blocks inflammatory signals that trigger redness and skin reactivity, so that skin is cleansed and calmed at the same time, without any irritating ingredients.
Vitamin C, even encapsulated, can cause irritation in very reactive skin. Niacinamide offers antioxidant, tone-regulating, and soothing benefits with a much superior tolerability profile, making it the most versatile and safe active ingredient for hypersensitive skin.
Yes. Niacinamide is one of the safest active ingredients in skincare and is suitable for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. We always recommend showing the full INCI list to your doctor.
Yes, that is precisely one of its main uses. In anti-acne serum and cream, Niacinamide regulates sebum, reduces active inflammation, and complements the work of Salicylic Acid and Nelpure for a complete anti-acne effect.