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Can niacinamide be naturally derived, or is it always synthesized?

Niacinamide used in skincare products is typically synthesized in a laboratory for purity and stability. While niacinamide is a form of Vitamin B3 found in foods, the process of extracting it naturally from these sources for use in skincare would not be efficient or cost-effective.

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Is there a maximum concentration of niacinamide beyond which it is no longer effective or becomes irritating?
How does niacinamide interact with acidic skincare ingredients like vitamin C or AHAs/BHAs?
Does topical niacinamide have any impact on acne scars?
Can niacinamide be used around the eyes?
How does niacinamide influence skin's hydration levels?
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