Pure Original Ingredients Niacinamide 4oz Flush-Free, Gluten-Free

I got this after learning I can mix my own facial 'serum' using lotion and Niacinamide. It works just as well as expensive face serums containing Niacinamide and costs MUCH less. A pinch of this in about an ounce of lotion, then rubbing a pea-sized amount into my facial skin daily, has made a difference - my skin feels more moisturized and seems to have more elasticity and looks brighter. I'm not normally sensitive to niacinamide so I haven't had any side-effects. But I tested it on a small area on my neck first, leaving it on for 24 hours to ensure it wouldn't cause any adverse reaction.

I use this Niacinamide powder by dissolving it in a bit of rose water and apply it to my skin before using a hyaluronic acid serum. Feels great! It seems like my skin is more hydrated and lines look more smooth.

It works amazing in my serums, and have had nothing but good results, in my own testing, and customer reviews of my products. Great product for the money. Quality is on point, price is great, results are even better! 5 stars Highly recommended and will be purchasing again very soon.

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This product change my skin! I used in my body creams and I just love it!!!

Works great and dissolves in water just fine. I use distilled water.

I've tried the capsule and tablet forms of Niacinamide (which I need to break down for ingesting and swallowing) but the taste is always terrible. That's why I ordered this powder, hoping it would be easier to mix it in with a food that would disguise its taste enough, but there's STILL no way to disguise niacinamide's strong and unbearable taste!! How does anyone get it down?? Any suggestions would be most welcome! I would probably give this a 5-star rating for its convenience and potency if it weren't for its taste. There must be something out there the product could be mixed with in processing, to make it palatable!

It does NOT dissolve in water, at least not easily. After mixing it left strange lumpy powder all over my skin when id use the mixture i created. I did an experiment and found it was this that was weird, not hyluronic acid& ascorbic, the others involved. Google said Niacinamide was suppost to be water soluble >:(