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Duxee

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Cosrx Vitamin C toner vs Niacinamide serum

I’m concerned about Cosrx toner mix with niacinemide serum at the same time? Based on some researchers said vitamin C can’t mixed with niacinamide serum. Please help me out of this ?or share your experience ☺️thank you !
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normanrockwell

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this concern stems from the idea of niacinamide hydrolyzing to niacin, which can be problematic when mixed with vitamin c. however, studies show that niacinamide only converts to niacin under extreme temperatures over extended periods of time. obviously, you will not be exposed to extreme temperatures in ur everyday life, so there’s nothing to worry about. it is more than SAFE to layer vitamin c with niacinamide.
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Duxee

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thank you ☺️
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mmskin

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you absolutely can layer niacinamide with vit c. those are outdated studies. As long as your skin reacts well to it, make sure to apply the vit c first.
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Duxee

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thank you 🥰
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mk1103

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I don't have it but need to buy for autumn and winter for testing 🥰
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Duxee

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I’m interested Cosrx toner, every day I used almost serum and lotion included niacinamide. that why I’m still worry about my skin will break out after I mixed it
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chlil2002

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it's an outdated study dating back to 1960s, don't worry, just layer them if your skin doesn't feel irritated by both combo. the only worry i feel is that niacinamide at 10% has a tendency to irritate skin, but of course not everyone's skin is sensitive, so if you've never had problems before, then continue on
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chlil2002

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some reading material
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Skinozi

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from what I know vitamin c and niacinamide work well together but it purely depends how your skin takes it or how it’s formulated
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Duxee

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I will try it later, thank you.
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