How to Use AHA, BHA & Niacinamide for ACNE & HYPERPIGMENTATION! (2021)
Summary
TLDRВ этом выпуске шоу 'Beauty Within' рассматривается проблема угрей и акне. Ведущая, имеющая комбинированную жирную кожу и проблемы с акневой расстройкой, делится личными опытами использования различных продуктов и ингредиентов для предотвращения, лечения и послеухода после акне. Обсуждаются разные типы угрей, влияние гормонов на кожу, а также эффективность AHA, BHA, витамина A и ниацинамida в зависимости от концентрации и этапов лечения акне.
Takeaways
- 🌟 Уход за кожей с акне может быть разбит на три этапа: предотвращение, борьба с активными прыщами и постакненая забота.
- 🎯 Три основных причины образования акне: засорение поры, неравномерное состояние гидратации и гормональные изменения.
- 🔍 Гормональные изменения могут вызывать колебания уровня тестостерона и андрогенов, что приводит к изменению привычек питания, сна и настроения.
- 🍽️ Влияние пищевых привычек, режима сна и мышления на состояние кожи можно контролировать и улучшить, изучая их взаимосвязь.
- 🧐 Для предотвращения акне помогают химическое обмывание, витамин A и ниацинамид, но важно учитывать процент их концентрации в продуктах.
- 🍋 АХА (кислоты), такие как глицолевая, лактиловая и манделевая, помогают обновлять кожу, но их эффективность зависит от процента в составе.
- 🧼 БХА (салициловая кислота) эффективен для глубокого очищения поры, и его концентрация в продуктах также влияет на результат.
- 🌱 витамин A (ретинолы или ретиноиды) способствует регенерации кожи и борьбе с бактериями, вызывающими акне, но его использование требует осторожности.
- 💡 Ниацинамид не так эффективен для борьбы с активными прыщами, но отлично подходит для улучшения гидратации и уменьшения послеакненой гиперпигментации.
- 🛡️ Использование только одного из активных ингредиентов одновременно рекомендуется для предотвращения повреждения кожного барьера.
Q & A
Какой тип кожи у ведущей?
-У ведущей комбинированная жирная кожа, которая была очень гормональной и склонна к вспышкам.
Какие продукты помогают в борьбе с акне?
-Продукты, которые помогают в борьбе с акне, включают в себя продукты для предотвращения вспышек и акне, продукты для использования в период активной акне и пост-уходные уходные средства для борьбы с гиперпигментацией и шрамами.
Какие три основных причины вызова вспышек и акне, упомянутые ведущим?
-Три основных причины включают засорение поры, неравномерное состояние гидратации кожи и гормональные изменения.
Что такое химическое обменивающееся вещество и как оно помогает в борьбе с акне?
-Химическое обменивающееся вещество помогает ускорить естественный процесс обновления кожи, снимая верхний слой и выталкивая подслой, что помогает предотвратить засорение поры и акне.
Какие типы кислот AHA упоминаются в скрипте?
-Упоминаются лактовая кислота, глицолевая кислота и манделевая кислота.
Что такое BHA и как оно помогает в борьбе с акне?
-BHA (beta hydroxy acid) помогает в борьбе с акне, так как оно растворимо в масле и может проникать глубже в поры, очищая конгестию, которая застряла с себумом, бактерией и грязью.
Какие продукты с ниацинамидом рекомендуются для улучшения гиперпигментации после ухода от акне?
-Рекомендуются такие продукты, как Niacinamide Brightening Toner от The Ordinary, 10% Niacinamide Booster от Paula's Choice и Propolis and Niacinamide Serum от Beauty of Joseon.
Чем отличается использование ниацинамида от использования продуктов с AHA или BHA?
-Ниацинамид не так эффективен в борьбе с активными прыщами или акном, но он помогает с гиперпигментацией и неравномерностью тональности кожи после ухода от акне, в то время как AHA и BHA сосредоточены на предотвращении засорения поры и очистке поры.
Какие продукты с витамином A упоминаются в скрипте?
-Упоминаются такие продукты с витамином A, как Paula's Choice Retinol Booster, The Ordinary's Granactive Retinoid и продукты от Nitrium с различными концентрациями ретинола.
Чем является основное различие между ниацинамидом и ретинолом в их использовании для ухода за кожей?
-Ниацинамид используется для улучшения гиперпигментации и неравномерности тональности кожи, в то время как ретинол используется для ускорения обновления кожи, предотвращения засорения поры и борьбы с бактериями, вызывающими акне.
Outlines
🌟 Основы ухода за кожей для предотвращения акне
В этом параграфе представлена информация о том, как продукты для кожи могут помочь в борьбе с акневой проблемой. Автор делится личным опытом использования специфических ингредиентов и рассматривает, какие проценты лучше всего подходят для предотвращения и лечения акны. Также рассматриваются три основных причины возникновения акны: засорение поры, гидратация и гормональные изменения. Автор подчеркивает важность понимания этих причин для выбора подходящих продуктов и подходов к уходу за кожей.
🧪 Химические экзфолианты и их использование для улучшения кожи
В этом параграфе обсуждается использование химических экзфолиантов, таких как ахс (кислоты) и бхс, для улучшения состояния кожи. Автор делится своими мыслями о том, когда и как использовать продукты с различными процентными долями ахс, таких как глицольная и лактиловая кислоты, и как они могут помочь в предотвращении и лечении акны. Также рассматриваются различные продукты с ахс и их эффективность для разных типов кожи.
💧 Важность гидрации и борьба с акней с помощью ниацинамида
Автор обсуждает роль гидрации в предотвращении акны и как неравномерное распределение влаги на коже может привести к проблемам с акней. Также рассматриваются продукты с ниацинамидом, который, по мнению автора, лучше всего подходит для улучшения гиперпигментации и восстановления равномерности тональности кожи после ухода за акней, а не для борьбы с активными акнями.
🌿 Использование витамина А и других ингредиентов для лечения акны
В этом параграфе автор рассматривает использование витамина А (ретинола или ретиноидов) для лечения акны. Обсуждается, как разные процентные доли витамина А влияют на кожу и когда их следует использовать. Также упоминается, что витамин А может быть более эффективным, чем бха для борьбы с акней, поскольку он помогает снять заглушение поры и борется с бактериями, вызывающими акну. Автор делится своими рекомендациями по использованию продуктов с витамином А и их эффективности для разных типов акны.
🌱 Заключение и рекомендации по уходу за кожей для предотвращения акны
В заключении автор подводит итоги своего опыта использования различных ингредиентов для борьбы с акней и дает советы о том, как выбирать продукты в зависимости от типа кожи и проблем. Подчеркивается, что использование только одного активного ингредиента за раз может помочь избежать повреждения барьера кожи. Также анонсируется следующий видеоролик, который будет посвящен гидратации и ее роли в предотвращении акны.
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Keywords
💡акне
💡ингредиенты
💡аки
💡БХА
💡ниацинамид
💡витамин А
💡экзфолиация
💡гидро-эмульсии
💡гормональные изменения
💡постакненые изменения
Highlights
Discussing acne and skin care for combination oily skin prone to breakouts.
Differentiating products for acne prevention, active breakouts, and post-acne care.
Explaining the role of hormones in causing hormonal acne and its impact on skin.
Describing how clogged pores lead to breakouts and acne due to trapped oils and bacteria.
Highlighting the importance of balanced hydration levels for preventing acne.
Recommending chemical exfoliants like AHAs and BHAs for preventing and treating acne.
Discussing the benefits of glycolic acid for daily use and its role in skin renewal.
Mentioning the use of lactic acid and its concentration for preventing acne.
Advising on the use of BHA for unclogging pores and treating active breakouts.
Sharing personal experiences with hormonal acne and its challenges.
Exploring the effectiveness of vitamin A and retinoids in treating acne.
Discussing the role of niacinamide in post-acne care for hyperpigmentation and scarring.
Providing tips on how to incorporate chemical exfoliants into a skincare routine.
Comparing different products containing AHAs and BHAs for various acne stages.
Emphasizing the importance of not overusing strong chemical exfoliants to avoid skin damage.
Suggesting niacinamide products for balancing skin and aiding in post-acne recovery.
Announcing a follow-up episode focusing on hydrating acne-fighting products.
Transcripts
hi guys welcome back to another episode
on beauty within it's your crazy girl
phil and what are we talking about today
acne
if you guys have just joined or you
don't know i have combination
oily skin that was very hormonal and
very prone to breakouts and i've
definitely gone through my fair share of
products
and like tumultuous skin problems
i wanted to really get down to which
specific products help at
specific times within that
acne journey because there's products
that are helping
prevent breakouts and acne and then
there's
products that you use while you're in
the battle zone
when you're like currently trying to
target active ones
and then there's like post care which is
helping fight post acne
hyperpigmentation
and scarring and when you look at all
the products out there sometimes it's
not very clear because all it says is
acne or like blemish care which doesn't
tell you much
so i'm going to share with you guys my
personal experiences with
using specific ingredients and which
percentages are best
for prevention and which are best for
like helping slough away dead skin and
which is best to use
during the volcanic times so hopefully
by the end of this video you'll have
more confidence in knowing which
products to pick and
why for your specific skin type and
concern
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so we can all learn together
so to me there are three main reasons
that we get breakouts and acne
so first is clogged pores second is
hydration or
imbalanced hydration levels and then the
third is hormones
so hormones you know we all have it but
what causes breakouts and acne and
hormonal acne is the fluctuations
of our hormones that might not be as
normal as they should be because
basically our testosterone and androgen
levels
are fluctuating and for girls when it's
during your hormonal cycle
this will change which will lead to
different eating habits sleeping habits
mood levels
like this isn't just excuses it is a
biological thing that happens
so the more we learn about it and how
different foods can
impact that how our sleeping patterns
can impact that and how
our thoughts can impact that the better
we can get to controlling it i
personally had hormonal acne my entire
life
my periods were never regular it would
cause an
onslaught of like chin and cheek cystic
acne
that would go down my neck as well to
the point where any of these products
that you see in front of you and beyond
just had no way of really working
because it truly was
an internal problem the pimples would be
like cluttered
blood where you can't pop it anything
that you put on just ends up drying out
the surface layer skin without really
reaching into the
deeper layers so it was like a lot of
years of just being really
confused and angry so i really
understand the pains that come with
hormonal acne physically
and internally and my delay and then
we have clogged pores so clogged pores
lead to breakouts and acne
because that is the root of it on our
skin we have
many thousands of pores
with a follicle and when that gets
trapped with our own oils
as well as the bacteria that's floating
around outside
dirt and pollution sometimes the dead
skin
doesn't get resurfaced fast enough and
it ends up trapping the poor
which then creates a clogged pore and
voila
a beautiful pimple and acne
in essence is inflammation on the
surface of the skin
so your body will naturally you know
send signals
to cure that inflammation and as we know
some pimples can last a few days
to a few weeks or even like couple
months if it's
cystic and the third producer of
breakouts and acne is actually
hydration levels on our skin so for a
person with combination and oily
for the longest time you wouldn't
associate like hydration with it because
you already
feel like your skin is heavily
moisturized on its own
but it's actually the imbalance of
enough water
level and content on your skin that can
actually starve your skin
of what it needs so it kind of goes into
a little bit of an overdrive action
where it can also produce things like
hyperpigmentation because it activates
the melanin production which is not what
we want
as well as creating acne because then
you have this weird mixture of like
desert lands
with a layer of grease on top and we
need a fine balance of oils
and water so hydration was something
that was actually really
key to fixing moderate breakouts that
weren't hormonal so these are the three
things i would first look at to
determine
what it is that we're trying to fix so
you can ask yourself
one is it breakouts caused from my pores
getting clogged which means your
epidermis skin is not being
regenerated and resurfaced fast enough
because remember our skin and body
naturally resurfaces every about 28 to
30 days
which means it is kind of pushing out
the old skin so that it doesn't get
trapped in the pores but sometimes
especially people
like us that have acne prone skin it's
not regenerating at a fast enough rate
which is why it gets
clogged so three main ingredients that
you'll see floating everywhere that can
really help with this
source of breakout is your chemical
exfoliants your has and bhas
as well as vitamin a and niacinamide now
i
say niacinamide lightly because we'll
get into that a bit later but let's
start off with our chemical exfoliant
so how chemical exfoliants work is that
it helps your
natural process of skin renewal
shedding the top layer and pushing out
the under layers so what i want to kind
of dig into
now is how i go about using
different chemical exfoliants so
chemical exfoliants are your lactic acid
glycolic acid
mandelic acid and they're all a little
bit different
because we see them as standalone and
then we see them sometimes concocted all
together
so then i'm sure a lot of you are kind
of wondering when do i use this
and how and is it really good for my
acne so how i personally go about it is
actually
looking at this ingredient coupled with
the percentage
so for glycolic acid for example it's
probably the more potent
of the ahas it's formulated anywhere
between like
two percent to 20 so to me anything
under around five percent is more of a
preventative
product that isn't going to actually
immediately help an
active pimple it will help it over a
couple of weeks
but i would tend to use the two to five
percent ahas
as something that's like more everyday
it's very gentle
it's great for beginners but to me it's
not really designed
to really like target that pimple so
these
low percentage formulas of glycolic acid
is kind of like what i would use on a
daily
if i'm trying to keep my skin clear and
i know i have problematic skin
so this one for example is a new one
from
beauty of jose which is a brand that we
absolutely adore because of its gentle
formulation and the premise that it
stands
for it drew on traditional aspects of
skin care from the joseon era in korea
and this is really kind of new and fun
and funky for us because it's in
a foam form isn't this
fun guys so what you do is you just kind
of like pump a little out
a little goes a really long way like it
spreads
all over your face so this is basically
like any other kind of watery toner that
you put on right after cleansing and
it's there
to rebalance your skin's ph level but
it's also
got three percent glycolic acid as well
as 25
of the green plum so this not only helps
to brighten and even your skin tone
but the glycolic acid formulated at
three percent
is gentle enough for you to use every
day or night without it resurfacing so
much that it will completely peel your
face
and the green plum is rich in
antioxidants and it's a natural source
of vitamin c
and when you look at products like this
they generally are formulated with other
really soothing and
hydrating ingredients so this one has
honey extract
pan x ginseng extract and it's also got
rice bran water so all of these together
make it really like subtly brightening
while clarifying and for me personally
i could use this every day without
feeling any sort of dryness
because of the concoction of all the
other ingredients working together so
then
going on to another really popular
product the pixie glow tonic that has
five percent glycolic acid and you could
definitely use that every day
it does the same thing in that it's
helping to
gently speed up the dead skin removal
on the surface of your skin but it's not
there to
target your active breakouts another one
that falls into this category is the
ren ready steady glow which is the aha
tonic
which is formulated with about four
point five percent lactic acid it's also
got azelaic acid
and willow buck which is a natural form
of bhj which can really help fight
against
breakouts but i would say it's more of a
preventative
and road definitely used to use this on
a daily and it would really make her
skin glowing
but you know just over time we've
stopped using it as a daily thing and
moved more just solely into like a
soothing and calming toner but this
product is also great for
holding down the fort so that new little
pustules and breakouts don't occur
due to clogged pores and then we have
from the ordinary they have the lactic
acid as well as the glycolic acid which
comes in
a pretty big bottle and i think that
one's about
seven percent which kind of veers into a
different category then it's a little
bit more than just like
a daily preventative toner it edges
into like almost treatment but not
really because i know
that glycolic acid toner can be a little
bit drying for those of you with more
sensitive skin types
it's probably a bit too much for those
of you who
are just getting into chemical
exfoliants but it can definitely help
with breakouts
but still in the prevention stage now
moving into the more heavy hitting
aha treatments that to me is anything
between
10 and 20 because it's basically
shedding all the dead skin and if you're
not doing enough
to restore the hydration as well as seal
in nourishment and oils back
in it can be drying honestly speaking
i don't really use this a lot but when i
would is either in a weekly mask
or as a boost to helping post
acne as a treatment to help with
clearing the hyperpigmentation
of the ghost of a pimple i don't tend to
gravitate towards these like potent ahas
much these days anymore and i'm thinking
like when it was the last time i used it
and it was the bliss exfoliating pads
which was 20
glycolic acid and that one when you
apply it it feels like
tingling all over the skin and the next
day i can
admit that my skin was glowing
which is why i would say i would only
use this for like kind of special
occasion if i need an instant hit of
just like
clarification but definitely not
something i would use
like more than once a week
i'd probably use it like maybe once or
twice a month as row and i have said
we have been weaning off these really
strong chemical exfoliants because there
are other ways
to treat breakouts which then leads us
on to bhj
so bha is great for
any sort of breakout and acne it can
actually go deeper
into the pore because it is oil soluble
whereas ahas water soluble they go to
different places within the skin
and it can really help to clear out
congestion within the poor that's
trapped with sebum bacteria and dirt
that is a nasty cocktail
so the thing to note once again is
looking at how much of it is actually
formulated so the cosrx ones
through experience it's formulated at
around a 0.1
or 0.2 or even less so anything that's
under 2 is once again more preventative
rather than active treatment so there's
the cosrx 8jbha
toner there's also the power liquid or
anytime you see like betaine salicylate
all of these are more gentle forms of it
so
it's there to control the skin and keep
it at
bay while your skin is doing its best to
stay flawless
and willow bark you'll see is also
formulated in a lot of acne products
it's
gentle enough and it's more of like a
complementary
ingredient to help balance the skin and
you'll find these
across cleanser toner serum as well so
for example
bha in a cleanser this whole line from
bliss
is really amazing actually because it's
formulated with salicylic acid but also
the willow bark and it also has zinc pca
so zinc we see also in a lot of acne
treatments because it can help to
control
sebum production and the reason with
that is that you want to control
excess even you don't want to control
all your sebum because otherwise
would be like a dehydrated eucalyptus
leaf
we still want some but to regulate it so
this one is just a really affordable
gentle salicylic acid cleanser
that is great to use on its own or as a
second step of your double cleansing
without stripping and over drying your
skin
so two other products that lie in this
category that are like gentle bha
is the verse skin just breathe
clarifying serum that contains bha as
well as willow bark and this is
a really affordable serum it's very
lightweight and this one's really great
because it's also formulated with
licorice fruit extract
niacinamide and zinc gluconate so this
one's for me i've used on a daily basis
and it hasn't had any
drying effects because it's actually
very easy to use there was nothing
overly irritating about it but gave me
subtle brightening effects but
i definitely don't reach for it if i'm
in the midst of
heavy pimples and breakouts if i feel
that it's starting to get congested and
maybe there's like one or two pimples
or i'm feeling a little bit dull then
i'll go to something like that
same with the benton bha toner which
also
is formulated with aloe vera which is a
great hydrating ingredient but this one
has 0.5 percent
of the bha which does a good enough job
to use every day without causing any
like
overly stripping effects and what i love
about this one is that it also
contains the snail secretion filtrate
which
for me and even talking to alicia from
peach and lily
the snail secretion filtrate really
helps with my hyperpigmentation
and brightening and evening out of skin
tone so this is definitely one if you
have like combination skin and you get
like occasional breakouts
both of these actually work great for
that so these
low percentage bha formulations of
skincare products are great to gently
you know help to unclog pores it's not
going to be an overnight thing but it's
over
kind of prolonged use when you start to
feel a little more congested now moving
into
the two percent bha two percent is where
i
would reach for when i'm in the middle
of
break out zone so the polar's choice two
percent
liquid is definitely what i go for when
there's stuff happening
all over my face i'll use that for maybe
a week
at night in my nighttime routine and by
the end of it it will have considerably
calmed down
and now there's also the naturium two
percent toner as well as the pharmacy
two percent bha toner
and each of them are a little different
but my heart will always go
with the bha because it's just carried
me through
a lot of tumultuous times and for those
of you wondering to me the pharmacy 2
bha although it's 2 is still a little
bit more gentle
for those of you with super sensitive
skin because it's alcohol free as well
as fragrance free
but that said it kind of comes down to
what you're looking for
because the paula's choice two percent
also contains green tea or the camellia
leaf extract which helps to calm and
soothe and then the tourium also has a
really great two percent bha which has a
very simple ingredient list as well
so there are all options and definitely
what i would reach
for as a toner to use when i'm in the
middle of
more chaotic times and then if you see
anything past two percent bha
to me that is a treatment so i only use
the nine percent bha
spot treatment over the specific pimple
the nine percent is
great because the delivery system of
that is actually very
soothing and very nourishing it's almost
like this oil formulation
and you just dab that over and it will
kind of kill and zap the pimple
without over drying the pimple so within
like two to three days it's gone and
actually
a hack is if you have really severe like
blackheads or
whiteheads you can actually apply it to
that nose area or the cheek area because
bha really helps to get down into the
pore to break that
gunk up and reveal smoother non-clogged
pores so next ingredient that can really
help
with breakouts and acne is vitamin a
or your retinols or retinoids this one's
tricky
because the percentage really matters
one percent of retinol is enough to
potentially
not shed your skin i don't want to scare
you that badly because it really depends
on the product but it can have
overly drying results if you don't know
how to use it or
you haven't used it before so let me
break this down
and when i would kind of use it so
vitamin a to me is more
heavy hitting maybe like even more
effective
than bha in that it really helps with
breakouts
because one it helps to resurface the
skin which means no clogged pores
and on top of that it's a really potent
antioxidant
and it fights against acne causing
bacteria
so for example the first time i used it
i jumped straight into
the paula's choice retinol one percent
booster which
peeled my nose and after that i was kind
of scared to use it for a bit
because i didn't know that one percent
was actually a lot so that one as a
booster you can
add into your serum or you can add into
a moisturizer
my tip is if you want to get that one
very effective add it into your
moisturizer first because it creates a
buffer
and now you'll see that there are a lot
of other retinol products
that are gentle enough for you to use
without causing that peeling and drying
or any irritation
and there's also the ordinary that
offers really affordable
and effective retinol products as well
that's also very stable and easy to use
so the ones you've heard me talk to
death about
is the 2 grand active retinoid that you
use as a serum and it's a lightweight
kind of oil texture
that spreads beautifully over the skin
and gives you a ravishing glow
without any of the like irritation that
is
associated with it and i feel like the
association of
peeling and drying with vitamin a is now
like
slowly fading away because of these new
formulations that make it really
easy to try and test out on your skin
and if you've used that one and you love
it you can also try the five percent of
it but i would say if the two percent is
already working like it is for me
there's no reason you need to like level
up
and then there's the nitrium products
which have
the retinal moisturizer the serum the
facial oil
and they all have different variations
of retinols so for example
their face oil making it very like user
friendly to use
which is probably one of the more stable
forms of retinol
and then the moisturizer is really great
it goes on smoothly
and it doesn't leave your skin feeling
like sticky or tacky or anything like
that and i would use that
every night in my nighttime routine and
that also can really help
to maintain clear and radiant skin
so these ones i would use when i have
like moderate breakouts
when i'm trying to curb and control
anymore from popping up
i want to help the ones that are
existing to flatten and die down
that's when i'll use like these types of
products
coupled with other hydrating and
nourishing skincare products within the
routine
and then there's also the different gel
which
you know they say in the directions that
you use as a preventative to make sure
the skin renewal is happening at a speed
that's optimal so it doesn't clog pores
and cause breakouts in that and it's
like this
very lightweight gel that spreads easily
you can use this all over or spot treat
certain areas
and then follow with a moisturizer and
this is definitely
what i would use when i'm fighting
breakouts hormonal
chin cystic this one really does work
wonders and you can keep
using it i just find that i don't tend
to use
it over a long extended amount of time i
just kind of use it
until i see my skin is completely
cleared i'm mentioning all of these
active ingredients
but i would suggest just using one at a
time
because you don't want to be using your
aj and your bha and your retinols all at
once that's like
a real hot mess and you would completely
like damage your skin barrier because
it's just
too much so even though i'm talking
about all these at once keep in mind
that
if you were to use it you would only be
picking
one at a time so with all of that
hopefully you've found a way to tackle
your acne you've helped
calm it down calm down the redness calm
down the bumps
and it's starting to soothe this is
actually where i'll look towards my nice
cinnamide products because even though
niacinamide can sometimes be marketed to
help
with acne to me it definitely is not
like
something that can really help fight
active pimples
or cystic or anything of the sort it's
more to me as like
helping with hyperpigmentation and
dealing with the discoloration and
unevenness in skin tone that comes
with after your pimple so this one is
the
usual niacinamide brightening toner and
although it says blemish care
this is what i want you guys to kind of
like take note of
these kind of products i wouldn't say
are there to fight against your acne
you're really wanting to
gently brighten the skin fade away the
hypopigmentation
and the unevenness and skin tone and
texture that
could have been caused from things like
the overusing of bha so you want to even
it all out brighten everything so it's
one even playing field
which is what niacinamide is best for
for my skin type anyway and then you
also have the polish choice which has
10 niacinamide as a booster that you can
add into any of your products and they
have the 20
niacinamide treatment which is a little
probably
too much for my liking and then one of
my favorite niacinamide products of
late is the beauty of joseon propolis
and niacinamide serum which has
two percent of the niacinamide but that
one is not only hydrating but also helps
to completely brighten
and slowly fade away those acne marks
over time
and what i think it's really great for
is because of the fact that it works so
well with
other ingredients niacinamide is a great
accompaniment
to use with any of those other
ingredients to really restore the
hydration levels to make sure it's not
overly drying
while keeping your skin balanced and
building that skin barrier
so it's kind of like protective all
throughout
your skin phase whether it's
preventative whether you're
in action or it's post care niacinamide
is great for
all of that so because we've talked
about the more clogged pores
aspect and like heavy hitting
ingredients
we will follow on in the next episode
with
the hydrating realm of acne fighting
products
and helping prevent breakouts through
rebalancing hydration
so hopefully this makes sense it might
have been a little confusing because
you know all of these kind of work in
and play
different roles and it really does come
down to like your own skin type but this
is just how i
picture and envision different
ingredients and their formulations and
the percentages
working for my skin so if you have any
questions make sure you leave them in
the comments below
we'd love to hear what you think and
we'll see you very soon in our next
video
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