MY REVIEW:Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) Moisturizer Cream by InstaNatural

$18.77


Product Detail:
InstaNatural Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) Serum is for people with skin prone to acne and for uneven skin tone. Our lightweight and quick absorbing formula is well tolerated by normal, dry, oily and sensitive skin!
Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) when applied topically can help to revitalize uneven skin tone and helps with dark spots, patches, blotches) . It is great for those struggling with breakouts.
  • Increases skin elasticity, provides soft and supple skin
  • Reduces dark spots, patches and blotches.
  • Improves complexion, provides even tone and texture.
  • Decreases the red spots associated with acne
  • Helps with inflammation related to acne.
Ingredients:
1. Organic Aloe Vera Juice
2. Vegetable Glycerin
3. Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)
4. Emulsifying Wax
5. Avocado Oil
6. Phenoxyethanol
7. Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
8. Neem Oil
9. Rosemary Extract
10. Hyaluronic Acid
11. Xanthan Gum
12. Tetrasodium EDTA
13. Sodium Bicarbonate
14. Citric Acid

Directions for use:

  • Cleanse and tone your skin before applying InstaNatural Niacinamide Serum.
  • Pour 2-3 drops of the serum on your fingertips, rub the fingers together and apply on face, neck and other areas.
  • The serum should be applied in an upward and circular motion.
  • Let the skin absorb the serum completely.
  • Follow with a moisturizer. Moisturizer with sunscreen is recommended.
  • Apply two times a day (morning and night) for best results.

Caution:

  • InstaNatural Niacinamide serum is for external use only. It shouldn’t be ingested.
  • Do a patch test before using the product.
  • If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor before using the product.
  • Avoid direct contact with eyes.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
 
MY REVIEW:

Now you can use this as a moisturizer but it is more of a serum. It is lightweight and has amazing anti-aging benefits. You would use the thinnest serums first(hyaluronic,vitamin c) and wait a few minutes than apply this cream. Now this is up to you if you need more moisture on your skin I would advise if you do use a great moisturizer after. If you tend to be oilier you will not need one. But do put on a spf for protection. 
This  ingredient(niacinamide) that is infamous in some name brands for their creams(Olay products) But this does not have all the extra chemicals you do not need. It is a 10 on my scale.

Just a note: My infamous ingredients I use daily either in a moisturizer,serum,or oils are: vitamin c,hyaluronic acid,retinol(retin-a,my holy grail), matrixyl 300-,peptides.niacinamide,antioxidants. These are a must for my daily anti-aging regimen.

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