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Even if your skin feels oily, breakout‑prone, or "burned out" from too many actives, this niacinamide serum is designed to gently brighten dark spots, smooth texture, and soften the look of fine lines without wrecking your barrier.

Key Benefits At A Glance

• Helps fade the look of dark spots and post‑acne marks
• Visibly smooths texture and fine lines
• Supports a healthier‑looking skin barrier
• Helps balance oil and minimize the look of pores
• Lightweight, comfortable serum suitable for daily use

Niacinamide 20%, Acetyl Glucosamine, Purslane. For All Skin Types.

Stop using immediately if any irritation occurs on your skin.

AM and/or PM

1. Cleanse and pat skin dry.
2. Apply a few drops of EELHOE Niacinamide Serum to face (and neck if desired).
3. Follow with moisturizer.
4. In the morning, finish with a broad‑spectrum SPF 30+.

Tips:

• New to actives or very sensitive? Start 2–3 times per week, then slowly move to daily as tolerated.
• Using tretinoin/retinol at night? Apply tretinoin on clean, dry skin in the evening, and use this serum in the morning for brightening and support.

Will this make my skin “purge”?
Niacinamide itself does not increase cell turnover, so it doesn’t cause true purging. If you experience new breakouts, it’s usually irritation or something else in your routine. Introduce it slowly and keep the rest of your skincare simple at first.

How long until I see my dark spots fade?
Most people start to see early brightening around 4 weeks, with clearer, photo‑visible changes around 8+ weeks of consistent use, always paired with sunscreen.

Can I use it with tretinoin or retinol?
Yes. Many people use tretinoin at night and a niacinamide serum in the morning to help with tone, texture, and redness. If your skin is very sensitive, introduce changes one at a time.

Is it okay for oily, acne‑prone skin?
Yes. Niacinamide is often recommended for oily and acne‑prone skin because it helps with the look of excess oil, enlarged pores, and the marks breakouts leave behind.