The Niacinamide & BHA Serum is a lightweight, fast-absorbing formula designed specifically for problematic skin. Infused with a powerful blend of niacinamide, zinc, salicylic acid (BHA) and succinic acid, this serum works to brighten and even out the skin tone while effectively tackling acne and blemishes.
Niacinamide helps to reduce the appearance of pores, while zinc regulates excess oil and cleans. Salicylic acid, a proven acne-fighter, clears clogged pores and helps to prevent breakouts, while succinic acid reduces the visible signs of oily skin.
Completely free of fragrance and colorants, this serum is gentle on sensitive skin too, delivering clear, smooth, and refreshed skin with every use.
What it contains:
- Niacinamide 5%: Vitamin B3, which helps with skin care in many ways. It can support collagen production, it is also known to have a fading and smoothing effect, and it is well tolerated by people with sensitive skin. It is also effective in treating acne.
- BHA (Salicylic acid) 2%: BHA (beta hydroxy acid) from a natural source. An effective yet gentle skin cleanser, it helps remove dead skin cells and excess sebum. It can help reduce acne and even out skin tone.
- Zink PCA (Zincidone®) 1%: A natural origin solution that is effective in ridding oily skin of its shine and blemishes, contributes to a more even skin. Its uniqueness lies in combining the beneficial effects of zinc and L-PCA. Zinc supports healthier skin with its purifying and sebum-regulating properties, while PCA enhances hydration and strengthens the skin's barrier function.
- Succinic acid 2%: An active ingredient specifically recommended for acne-prone and oily skin. Its main features: it may help prevent pore clogging, contribute to reducing sebum levels, and reduce the visible signs of oily skin, such as comedones, pores size, shine & pimples. Well tolerated by skin.
Directions:
Apply 3-4 drops in the morning and / or evening after cleansing. Massage evenly over the face and neck. Avoid contact with eyes. Use sunscreen during the day.
