Paula’s Choice 20% Niacinamide Treatment review

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Paula’s Choice 20% Niacinamide Treatment 4.6 star rating

I have only used Paula’s Liquid Exfoliant and so when it came to choosing another product from their range to try, I had to go for the Niacinamide because my pores are crying for some help and anything that helps them gets into my good books.


Pros

green tick icon Suitable for all skin types

green tick icon Smooths the skin’s surface

green tick icon Reduces the appearance of pores

green tick icon Claims to fades brown spots  

green tick icon Helps to brighten the skin  

Cons

red x icon Expensive   

red x icon Can feel a little oily   

red x icon Small bottle size   


Paula’s Choice 20% Niacinamide Treatment


Efficacy 4.6 | Packaging 4.8 | Value 4.5



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Key Ingredients and effects

Niacinamide -visibly improves the appearance of enlarged pores

Vitamin C - brightens the skin and improves signs of aging

Acetyl glucosamine - diminishes signs of aging, especially when combined with Niacinamide

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Feel & Texture

Liquid texture

A little oily

Watery

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How to use

Apply a few drops once per day after cleansing. If you choose to use this in your morning skincare routine, always follow up with sunscreen.


Price and verdict

This retails for $55/£52 for 20ml which is expensive considering it is a small size, it should be between 30-50ml. Now that’s out the way, what do I think? It absorbs well, it did brighten my skin and visibly reduce the appearance of my pores but I didn’t see any difference to my pigment/brown spot. It has a thin, watery texture but feels like an oil which might feel a little too oily for those with oily skin. However it does dry down quickly. All in all, I liked it but I wasn’t amazed by it.

Paula’s Choice 20% Niacinamide Treatment conclusion

I enjoyed the reduction of the appearance of my pores whilst using this serum but would I repurchase? I think I would look for a very similar product at a more friendly price tag.


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