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Synergie Skin's hero product and one of Australia's most cited cosmeceutical serums. 13% niacinamide is in the upper-bound clinical range for tone-evening, pore-reducing, and sebum-regulating action, and the panthenol pairing softens the niacinamide-flush risk. Notable for what it doesn't have: parabens, sulphates, mineral oils, propylene glycol, or MIT/MCI preservatives. Notable for what it does: rose geranium essential oil for scent and a touch of natural colour from caramel. The Australian alternative to The Ordinary's 10% niacinamide at 30% higher concentration and substantially higher pricing.
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Vitamin B Serum (13% Niacinamide) by Synergie Skin is formulated for normal, combination, oily, acne-prone skin. Synergie Skin's hero product and one of Australia's most cited cosmeceutical serums. 13% niacinamide is in the upper-bound clinical range for tone-evening, pore-reducing, and sebum-regulating action, and the panthenol pairing softens the niacinamide-flush risk. Notable for what it doesn't have: parabens, sulphates, mineral oils, propylene glycol, or MIT/MCI preservatives. Notable for what it does: rose geranium essential oil for scent and a touch of natural colour from caramel. The Australian alternative to The Ordinary's 10% niacinamide at 30% higher concentration and substantially higher pricing.
The key active ingredients in Vitamin B Serum (13% Niacinamide) are Niacinamide, Panthenol. It's known for: 13% niacinamide is genuinely high-concentration — most brands stop at 5-10% and panthenol pairing reduces niacinamide-flush risk.
Yes, Vitamin B Serum (13% Niacinamide) targets pores, oiliness, hyperpigmentation, dullness. 13% niacinamide is genuinely high-concentration — most brands stop at 5-10%
Vitamin B Serum (13% Niacinamide) retails for around $90, which places it in the premium range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: premium pricing (~AU$140) vs The Ordinary 10% Niacinamide at AU$15; rose geranium essential oil + linalool/citronellol/geraniol means fragrance-sensitive users should patch-test; 13% concentration can flush very sensitive skin — start with every-other-day use.
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