The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% - 1 fl oz - Ulta Beauty

A: Yes, apply it after cleansing and toner, but before heavier moisturizers like cream moisturizers.

A: After cleansing and toning, you apply serums thinnest to thickest then moisturizer then sunscreen (for day).

A: After cleaner and after toner but before spot treatment and moisturizer

A: Cleanse first, tone, this serum, finish with moisturizer

A: Yes! Niacinamide is pregnancy-safe and can help with skin hydration, acne, and hyperpigmentation during pregnancy. It’s a gentle alternative to stronger ingredients like retinol.

A: It's known for treating oily skin but if your skin type is dry or dehydrated you can use this

A: hi, i have dry acne prone skin and i find that this is great, but should not be used as a mousturizer, you will want something else. Hopefully this makes sense!

A: It does not clog pores. I am obsessed with it

A: Yes! Niacinamide is generally safe for teenage skin, including 13-year-olds. It helps with oil control, acne, and skin barrier support, making it a great option for young skin.

A: Yes, for sure! Although, It’s best to start slow and observe how your skin reacts.

A: Higher concentrations (like 10%) may be too strong for younger children. If under 12, it’s best to use lower concentrations or consult a dermatologist before introducing it into a routine

A: Yes! Niacinamide is great for mature skin, as it helps with hydration, fine lines, and skin barrier repair.

A: yes it usually burns

A: No the Ordinary is best used for mature skin earliest teen years.