Ten percent
niacinamide.
Zero guesswork.
A high-strength, pore-clearing serum built to calm shine, refine texture, and even out tone — backed by the ingredient science, not just the marketing.
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What 10% niacinamide actually does to oil production, over time.
Sebum regulation isn't instant — it's cumulative. Tap a timepoint to see what's happening beneath the surface at each stage of consistent use.
Four mechanisms. One serum.
Every claim here maps to a specific, studied mechanism of niacinamide on skin — not a vague "glow" promise.
Sebum Control
Regulates lipid synthesis at the sebaceous gland, reducing excess oil without stripping skin's natural moisture.
Pore Clarity
Supports even keratinization, helping prevent the buildup that makes pores look larger over time.
Barrier Repair
Boosts ceramide synthesis in the stratum corneum, reducing water loss and easing sensitivity.
Even Tone
Calms visible redness and post-blemish marks by supporting a stronger, more resilient skin barrier.
One serum. Two simple routines.
No complicated layering rules — just cleanse, serum, moisturize, and (in the morning) protect.
Cleanse
Gentle, non-stripping cleanser on damp skin.
Serum
3–4 drops of Niacinamide 10%, pressed in.
Moisturize
Lock in hydration before sun exposure.
SPF
Non-negotiable — apply 30+ every morning.
Cleanse
Remove SPF, makeup, and the day's buildup.
Serum
3–4 drops on dry skin, before heavier creams.
Moisturize
Seal the barrier while you sleep.
Rest
Give actives 2–4 weeks before judging results.
The concentration where niacinamide actually earns its reputation.
- Below 2% — minimal measurable effect on sebum or barrier function.
- 4–5% — the range most studies use to show visible pore and tone improvement.
- 10% — a higher-strength formulation for stubborn oiliness and visible congestion, still well-tolerated by most skin types.
- Above ~12–20% — diminishing returns, with rising risk of flushing or irritation for sensitive skin.
The Active Ingredient Blueprint
Our clinical guide to getting the most out of your niacinamide routine — the science, the exact application order, and what to never mix on the same night. Delivered instantly with your serum.
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Some users see a brief, temporary increase in visible texture during the first 2–3 weeks as skin cell turnover adjusts. This typically resolves on its own — if irritation persists past 6 weeks, discontinue and consult a dermatologist.
10% is a higher strength than most sensitive-skin formulas. We recommend patch testing on your inner arm for 24 hours first, and introducing it every other night before daily use.
Yes — always. Niacinamide doesn't increase photosensitivity itself, but any active-ingredient skincare routine should be paired with daily SPF 30+.
Retinol: yes, apply niacinamide first and wait 10–15 minutes. Low-pH vitamin C: keep them on separate days, since low pH can temporarily destabilize niacinamide.
Most people notice reduced shine within 2–4 weeks of daily use. Barrier and tone improvements typically follow around 4–6 weeks. Full details are in the included guide.
Give your skin the ingredient it's been missing.
10% Niacinamide Serum — plus a free copy of The Active Ingredient Blueprint with every order.
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