
Katewithasailboat
Dry/Resilient
27 July, 2020
It may be okay for you, since the niacinamide is diluted in the snail mucin, but I would just be careful of overexfoliation. Maybe alternate when you use them and/or give your skin rest days from acids/exfoliants.

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lesliebayy
Dry/Resilient
27 July, 2020
i don’t think there’s a problem with mixing those ingredients together as far as i know... here’s something I found on IG, hope it helps.

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Nick
Oily/Sensitive
27 July, 2020
hey, here is my two cents. I would try to limit your use of actives to one per routine (ie. one in the morning and one on the evening).
Saying that, if you want to layer actives, I would definitely give your products time to settle and absorb into your skin before you apply the next one on. Niacinamide and BHAs work well together but I would stay away from combining AHAs with niacinamide.
It does depend on formulation and whilst there may not be a chemical reaction from the actives, the other ingredients (like texture enhancers, emollients and etc) between two formulations may not play nicely together.
I hope this helps!

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elizabeth
Dry/Sensitive
28 July, 2020
I’m using an AHA (7%) toner 2-3 times a week and niacinamide (10%) serum every day and I have to problem whatsoever. I also used the cosrx aha/bha toner, but that one only has like 0.5% aha/bha, so I dont think you have to worry about it.

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