Pure Niacinamide 10 Serum.

"The La Roche-Posay niacinamide is amazing."

"This is one of my favorite niacinamide serums and if you've been following me for any length of time you've seen me use it. I'm literally on bottle number three. But because of these summer months I actually like to use it when the weather is a little more cooler because this is a bit thick, thick but beautiful. Every time I use it I wake up in the morning my skin is softer, brighter, nicer. The impact is niacinamide serum I have not seen it with any niacinamide serum and trust me I have used a lot of them, so this niacinamide serum is my favorite. But I recommend it only for dry skin throughout the year. If you live in a country which has got cooler temperatures you will absolutely absolutely love this one."

"The one niacinamide that I recommend to everyone which has given us really really good results is the La Roche Posay niacinamide B3"

"It is a product I love extremely. It is a bit pricey, quite a bit pricey, but it is amazing. This is going to brighten your skin to the Gods in the most effective manner. It is thick and creamy and hydrating and the best niacinamide 10 for your sensitive skin. If you can afford it, I will highly highly recommend the product, especially if you have sensitive or dry skin. It gives you the most."

"You really only need max 5% niacinamide, 10% is kind of overboard and if anything can be more irritating. The fragrance in their serums is so strong."

"I approached the La Roche-Posay Niacinamide 10 Serum with an open mind. I've had gripes with products like this before, since most of the research on niacinamide showing benefit uses two to five percent, and higher percentages aren't necessarily better and can be more irritating. It also has resorcinol, another antioxidant that can help with hyperpigmentation, so it's a serum with some good ingredients for sunspots, age spots and hyperpigmentation, plus niacinamide for oily, acne-prone skin. But the fragrance on this serum is so headache inducing I could not tolerate it whatsoever. I don't like fragrance in skincare because it's a common allergen, it can be irritating, and this isn't even a pleasant scent, it's a very cheap perfume smell. I think the low molecular weight alcohol in the formula is what's driving that strong, long-lasting fragrance. If you use too much of it, you'll also get pilling when you layer sunscreen over it, which compromises your sun protection."

"This has ten percent niacinamide, which is on the high side, plus phenylethyl resorcinol, so you have two ingredients each with a different mechanism of action for addressing hyperpigmentation, along with glycerin and hyaluronic acid for hydration. I think there is a good chance you will see some benefit here in terms of improving sunspots, the appearance of pores, maybe help with blemishes and redness, provided you tolerate the product as a whole. What I dislike about this is the fragrance is very, very heavy and headache inducing and off putting, and it lingers, and I think the alcohol denatured in it is making it behave more like a perfume, which is part of why the fragrance lasts so long. If you already find niacinamide irritating, this is at a higher percentage so that could be an issue, and the dropper is a bit messy since the product is almost more of a lotion consistency. It is forty dollars for one ounce. Do I think this is a good or bad product? I do not like these dichotomies."

"I'm disappointed again by the niacinamide, but it's a more interesting formulation, so it's a good four out of 10, yeah I'm going to give it a five out of 10. I do like the concentration of niacinamide, but again it loses marks with the hybrid nature of the serum slash cream, the denatured alcohol and the perfume. I'm not sure adding titanium dioxide adds much to it if you're going to wear an SPF, which they recommend. I think it's an unfortunate addition to it in my opinion."

"Niacinamide is vitamin B3 which really helps the protective layer on the skin, the skin barrier, that lipid barrier that prevents moisture from releasing away in the skin and making your skin very dry, so niacinamide is an essential serum that you can use. The La Roche-Posay Pure Niacinamide 10 Serum is formulated like this. If you were using your hyaluronic acid and you had some dry skin, you want to use this serum and you'd use it in exactly the same way: five drops on the area, touch together, distribute evenly across the face and moisturize. The key is you don't want to just use one serum. You can combine those two serums with different ingredients to get more of a result. Niacinamide can help with things like pigmentation, so if you've got mild pigmentation and some dryness within the skin, you're going to choose hyaluronic acid and niacinamide."

"I'm disappointed again by the formula, but it's a more interesting formulation so [...] it's a good four out of 10, I'm going to give it a five out of 10. I do like the concentration of niacinamide, but again it loses marks with the hybrid nature of the serum slash cream, the denatured alcohol, and the perfume. I'm not sure adding titanium dioxide adds much to it if you're going to wear an SPF, which they recommend. I think it's an unfortunate addition to it in my opinion."