I love how this serum affects my skin when I use it consistently. It does help with my acne and hyperpigmentation when I use it In conjunction with other products.What I likedI wish it came in a larger option like the HA. Also, I usually use nia in the AM, but that means that I can’t use vitamin C because they cause an adverse reaction. So I have to alternate C and N in the AM since I like to use retinols at night alternatively.What I disliked
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@WayliCommented 8 months ago
This is great! Niacinamide is one of the most effective ingredients, imo.
@JamieCommented 8 months ago
What else do you use for your acne and hyperpigmentation? 👀
@NikeViki - Post Owner
Commented 8 months ago
In addition to nia, I am a big believer in chemical exfoliants, vitamin Cs, and hyaluronic acids for acne. I also wear sunscreen to stave off the darkening for hyperpigmentation.
@CelineCommented 8 months ago
what do you use for your chemical exfoliant, vit c, and hyaluronic acid? you should drop your skincare routine!!
@NikeViki - Post Owner
Commented 8 months ago
I really should! I will be sure to do that. I do that on my IG, too: @theMelaninBeautyArchive. I am trying to finish products from the Sephora gift sets so I am using the Sunday Riley CEO vitamin C. The HAs from the Ordinary and Hadalabo are staples in my routine now. In regard to chemical exfoliants, I use the Ordinary Glycolic toner and AHA Peeling Solution, Tatcha rice polish, FAB pads, etc., it really just depends. (I am a product junkie.) I try to just not exfoliant more than twice a week, though.
@CelineCommented 8 months ago
Thank you! There's sooo many products out there, so it's hard to know what exactly works vs. isn't worth it. I'll definitely be sure to check out your IG, too! :)