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Niacinamide for Redness

RESEARCH

  • Topical niacinamide 4–5% reduces redness, sebum, and supports the skin barrier.

COMMUNITY

  • Consistently praised as gentle and easy to layer with other actives, with several users reporting it calmed redness within weeks.

SAFETYVery well tolerated; rare flushing has been reported at high doses, mostly with oral (not topical) niacinamide.

WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS

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4–5% niacinamide reduces transepidermal water loss in barrier-compromised skin.

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Modest reduction in sebum production and pore appearance shown in trials.

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