Babyface Niacinamide Vitamin B3 Ex-Strength Serum, Anti-Aging & Hair Loss, 1.2 oz. image-1
Babyface Niacinamide Vitamin B3 Ex-Strength Serum, Anti-Aging & Hair Loss, 1.2 oz. image-2
Babyface Niacinamide Vitamin B3 Ex-Strength Serum, Anti-Aging & Hair Loss, 1.2 oz. image-1
Babyface Niacinamide Vitamin B3 Ex-Strength Serum, Anti-Aging & Hair Loss, 1.2 oz. image-2
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Babyface Niacinamide Vitamin B3 Ex-Strength Serum, Anti-Aging & Hair Loss, 1.2 oz.

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  • Clears Clogged Pores & Reduces Oil Production
  • Firms, Plumps and Tones Dehydrated Skin
  • Intensely Hydrates & Calms Irritated Dry Skin
  • Restores Healthy Circulation
  • Healthy Glow and a more Youthful Look


This formula concentrates on anti-aging benefits. Niacinamide has anti-inflammatory properties, which makes it effective for treating acne. It may also be beneficial for treating other inflammatory skin conditions such as psoriasis and rosacea. Acne is a skin condition characterized by excess sebum production and irregular shedding of dead skin cells. The dead skin cells and sebum clog hair follicles causing inflammation, which niacinamide helps to reduce. Studies show that 4 % niacinamide gel can improve the symptoms of acne. Niacinamide isn’t just beneficial for younger skin burdened by acne, it also has benefits for more mature skin. There’s some evidence that it stimulates cells in the dermis to produce more collagen, a protein that supports skin and gives it its youthful firmness. That’s a good thing since collagen levels decline with age, and loss of collagen is a major cause of wrinkles and saggy skin. It’s also helpful for treating another problem that’s common with mature skin excessive dryness. According to one study, niacinamide was more effective for preventing moisture loss and dryness than petrolatum, a moisturizing ingredient that creates a tight, occlusive barrier against loss of water. It also increases the production of ceramides, lipids in the outer layer of the epidermis that shield skin against moisture loss.

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