We get many calls on our helplines (and social media queries) on identifying the most important topical application Vitamin for skincare. It’s a good sign to find customers getting particular about a healthy skin care regimen. While most patrons expect our answers to be ‘Vitamin C’, but we have a deeper take on our recommendations.
Although the advantages of topical application of Vitamin C are recognized and sworn by all, our pick for the most important Vitamin for skincare is Vitamin B3.
Vitamin B3 serves several topical applications, such as shielding the skin against moisture deprivation. We love, recommend, and generously use Vitamin B3 for the below reasons:
It’s an epidermal cell wall repairer
If you want good, glowing, and youthful skin, the epidermal barrier of your skin must be solid. Vitamin B3 can reduce solar radiation and majorly keep moisture clinging to the skin. This results in making the skin smooth and relaxed.
Vitamin B3 is particularly helpful for skin types that easily get redness, blotchiness, and irritation from external environments. The reason is simple – increasing the quality of the epidermal membrane, increases the capacity of the skin to shield itself against foreign aggressors.
Artificial colours & dyes can act as the devil’s weapon and can leave your skin developing allergic reactions.
The mildest of artificial colours can cause severe reactions in many sensitive skin types. Products containing artificial dyes will give you glowing skin for one day, and allergy the next. It’s a proven fact that deposition of such allergens causes acne and irritation, in many skin types. So, the next time you go to the market, make sure you are not buying a chemical allergen.
“So what should I use in that case?”.Artificial colours & dyes can act as the devil’s weapon and can leave your skin developing allergic reactions.
The mildest of artificial colours can cause severe reactions in many sensitive skin types. Products containing artificial dyes will give you glowing skin for one day, and allergy the next. It’s a proven fact that deposition of such allergens causes acne and irritation, in many skin types. So, the next time you go to the market, make sure you are not buying a chemical allergen.
“So what should I use in that case?”.
Works on skin structure
Vitamin B3 helps the skin retain and preserve moisture in the skin. It helps better the skin texture and thus decreases visible signs of aging. Daily usage of Vitamin B3-containing skincare products will help minimize aging-related skin issues and eventually take a few years off your skin.
Say goodbye to pigmentation and bumpy skin
UV light is everywhere (let us not just blame the Sun alone). UV radiation is known to induce pigmentation and poor skin color on the skin. Using skincare products made using Vitamin B3 can help minimize the development and transition of pigments to the outermost layers of the skin. It makes the skin even-toned.
At Hádá Secrets Japan, we continue our research on Vitamins B3 and keep finding ways to add this to as many of our topical skin formulations. One of the popular versions of Vitamin B3 is known as Niacinamide and it’s a potent ingredient for both skin brightening and hydration. It is also known to act against acne and skin redness.
Our entire face wash series and shampoo series has Niacinamide, try them out and get great skin and a healthy scalp.
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