Simple Skincare Booster Serum 10% Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)
- Simple Skincare
- Face care
- MYR 53.90
- Size : 30ml
Simple Strong Yet Kind Booster Serum is powered by high-performance ingredients which are safe to use on all skin-types - yes even sensitive skin. It has 10% Niacinamide with 88% naturally derived that provides 7 benefits in every drop to tone your skin and make it glow. Dermatologically tested on sensitive skin, No Colour, No Perfume, No Harsh Chemicals.
7 Benefits of Simple Booster Serum 10% Niacinamide
- Boosts skin resilience
- Rebalances uneven skin tone
- Helps Minimise enlarged pores
- Reduces blemishes
- Regulates sebum production
- Helps calm skin redness
- Provides antioxidant protection
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4.5 Lightweight
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4.6 Absorption
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4.4 Non Sticky
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4.4 Soothing
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4.3 Efficacy
Member reviews | 229
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- Age : 23 years
- Skin concern : Dehydrated skin|Pores|Sensitive|Dull Skin
- Skin tone : Medium
- Skin type : Dry
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1 month ago- Age : 25 years
- Skin type : Combination
- Skin concern : Uneven skin tone|Redness|Dehydrated skin|Pores|Sensitive|Acne prone|Dark Spots
Serum that suitable for sensitive skin
1 year ago
- Age : 24 years
- Skin type : Combination
- Skin concern : Uneven skin tone|Sensitive|Acne prone
Ok
2 years ago
- Age : 38 years
- Skin type : Dry
- Skin concern : N/A|Uneven skin tone|Redness|Scarring|Pores|Textured skin|Dull Skin|Acne prone
- Skin tone : Medium
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