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Good inclusion to skincare |
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I've found that it helps diminish the appearance of sun spots, acne scars, and general discoloration on my skin. The texture is lightweight and absorbs quickly, without leaving any greasy or sticky residue. The only potential downside is that it can cause some mild tingling or irritation for those with very sensitive skin. But for most people, it should be well-tolerated. Overall, I'd highly recommend this serum if you're looking to target dark spots and uneven skin tone. It's become a staple in my skincare routine.
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Posted on 24-06-12
Recommend
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It's a good thing |
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It looks good at first glance, I have used it a few times, my skin is comfortable with it.
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Posted on 24-06-08
Recommend
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Nice niacinamide serum mix |
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So excited to try this new product all anua product are amazing this has an amazing mix of niacinamide 10% & txa to fade pigmentation and acne scare
  
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Posted on 24-06-07
Recommend
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I really love this |
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I really loved this product. It made my skin, so soft and smooth. I really recommend everyone to purchase this product to improve their skin.
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Posted on 24-06-07
Recommend
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Good |
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I wouldn’t recommend this product to those with very sensitive skin, as it contains 10% niacinamide, which I find too strong for extremely sensitive skin. Personally, even 5% niacinamide causes breakouts for me. I bought this product from a friend who tolerates it well despite having some sensitivity. While it works for her, it caused irritation for me. So, while I wouldn’t say the product is universally bad, it’s definitely not suitable for those with sensitive skin. If you have sensitive skin, proceed with caution or consider lower concentrations of niacinamide. If you have sensitive skin and are considering incorporating niacinamide into your routine, here are a few tips that might help:
1. Start with a Lower Concentration.
2. Patch Test.
3. Introduce Slowly.
4. Pay Attention to Your Skin.
5. Consult a Dermatologist.
6. Consider Formulation.
 
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Posted on 24-06-06
Recommend
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