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Can niacinamide cause 'flushing' similar to niacin?

Unlike niacin (nicotinic acid), which can cause skin flushing and warmth due to vasodilation, niacinamide does not have this effect. It is generally well-tolerated and unlikely to cause flushing when applied topically, making it suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

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