TIAII PORE MINIMIZING 21 SERUM

With in 10 days I could see a difference in the size of my pores. I’m 64

This serum comes boxed with instructions that are a little vague. They tell you to slowly incorporate its use into your skin care regime, increasing the frequency as your skin adjusts. I started off using it every 2-3 days, building up to daily. Ingredients are clearly listed. The serum has 20% niacinamide content (a form of Vitamin B3) which is a relatively high amount - in the past I’ve used products with the percentage of niacinamide in single digits. Despite the high concentration, I didn’t experience any redness or irritation. I really liked the fact that it contains zinc, which always helps my skin to avoid breakouts. I did feel the serum somehow didn’t sink into my skin as much as I’d have liked and left it with a bit of a sticky feel. It did help give a dewy look to my skin, making it look brighter.

But for some reason when I use it, I have difficulty falling asleep

I wanted to try a 20% niacinimide serum after watching a YouTube dermatologist video, in which it was recommended to help with oiliness/sebum control. It worked wonderfully. Apply a light moisturizer after applying the serum to prevent dryness and white streaks. I saw smaller pores and less oil after only using it for 2 days, which is amazing, because I have extremely oily skin and use oil blotters and mattifying powders all throughout the day. I haven't had to blot nearly as much since I started using this. I highly recommend trying this product!

I have rosacea and have read a lot about the benefits of niacinamide. I hadn't seen one at 20% so I had to check first to make sure it was safe. There's a big group of experts that says it's basically safe, but they tested on innocent furry creatures, so take that with a grain of salt. Most of what I find says they recommend around 2-5% because it absorbs pretty easily and some people might get irritation, redness or a reaction at higher levels. My skin is pretty habituated to niacinamide and with sensitive skin I'm used to watching it closely, so I dove right in. Let's call niacinamide 'b3' now, because it's the same thing and much easier to type. This is a glass bottle of clear liquid dispensed with a dropper, and pretty big compared to most I usually get. I don't really detect a scent. This isn't as moisturizing as I expected it to be, so I use this right before a moisturizing serum. This blends and absorbs quickly and easily, just don't use too much (note on that later). Please excuse the buildup on the photo of the dropper. I have been using this quite a bit but you'll notice there is yellow writing on the box that says sediment may occur on the bottle neck due to the high concentration, and I'm guessing that's what that is. This does seem to help, but it's worth noting that my rosacea hasn't been all that fussy these last few months. My pores seem a bit smaller and I haven't had much as far as inflammation, redness, or those annoying red bumps and crackly dry patches. I think this is probably a bit more effective than my usual b3 serum. I might see better results if I hadn't already been using pretty good products and my rosacea hadn't been in somewhat decent shape. I have noticed that if I use way too much, I can get a little chalky residue. That has only happened a couple of times. The first time I was really dry and wondering if I put more on if it would help the dryness. Instead, it left a faint white chalky residue on my skin. The second time I just got sloppy and dripped too much out. I think as long as you don't do that, this wouldn't be an issue. Worth noting, my ingredient checker found nothing 'icky' in this and multiple great ingredients. These include the sodium form of hyaluronic acid, which is basically the same thing, and some other moisturizing, soothing, and anti-acne ingredients. So I hope I didn't give you the impression that this is drying - that's just me, crackly, crackly, dry, me. I would recommend this for others with skin inflammation and redness, severe acne, anyone who wants to minimize pores and wrinkles or reduce hyper-pigmentation. I would watch for redness and whatnot if this is your first time using b3 and I would avoid this if you have those adorable freckles and don't want to fade them!

Only used it once but I like how it makes my face feel. Will continue to use to see results

TIAM Pore minimizing 21 serum arrived well packed and in perfect condition. I’ve been using this serum for nearly a month and I’m glad I ordered it! This is serum is fantastic. I apply it once a day in my morning skincare routine and my skin absorbs it fast. The texture is just right - It’s not greasy or too runny. This serum does what says on the bottle. My skin appears clearer, soft and much less oily. The pores are also much less visible. I’m hoping overtime, to see positive results in terms of achieving an even skin tone. Highly recommended.

It’s a good product

With in 10 days I could see a difference in the size of my pores. I’m 64

This serum comes boxed with instructions that are a little vague. They tell you to slowly incorporate its use into your skin care regime, increasing the frequency as your skin adjusts. I started off using it every 2-3 days, building up to daily. Ingredients are clearly listed. The serum has 20% niacinamide content (a form of Vitamin B3) which is a relatively high amount - in the past I’ve used products with the percentage of niacinamide in single digits. Despite the high concentration, I didn’t experience any redness or irritation. I really liked the fact that it contains zinc, which always helps my skin to avoid breakouts. I did feel the serum somehow didn’t sink into my skin as much as I’d have liked and left it with a bit of a sticky feel. It did help give a dewy look to my skin, making it look brighter.

But for some reason when I use it, I have difficulty falling asleep

I wanted to try a 20% niacinimide serum after watching a YouTube dermatologist video, in which it was recommended to help with oiliness/sebum control. It worked wonderfully. Apply a light moisturizer after applying the serum to prevent dryness and white streaks. I saw smaller pores and less oil after only using it for 2 days, which is amazing, because I have extremely oily skin and use oil blotters and mattifying powders all throughout the day. I haven't had to blot nearly as much since I started using this. I highly recommend trying this product!

I have rosacea and have read a lot about the benefits of niacinamide. I hadn't seen one at 20% so I had to check first to make sure it was safe. There's a big group of experts that says it's basically safe, but they tested on innocent furry creatures, so take that with a grain of salt. Most of what I find says they recommend around 2-5% because it absorbs pretty easily and some people might get irritation, redness or a reaction at higher levels. My skin is pretty habituated to niacinamide and with sensitive skin I'm used to watching it closely, so I dove right in. Let's call niacinamide 'b3' now, because it's the same thing and much easier to type. This is a glass bottle of clear liquid dispensed with a dropper, and pretty big compared to most I usually get. I don't really detect a scent. This isn't as moisturizing as I expected it to be, so I use this right before a moisturizing serum. This blends and absorbs quickly and easily, just don't use too much (note on that later). Please excuse the buildup on the photo of the dropper. I have been using this quite a bit but you'll notice there is yellow writing on the box that says sediment may occur on the bottle neck due to the high concentration, and I'm guessing that's what that is. This does seem to help, but it's worth noting that my rosacea hasn't been all that fussy these last few months. My pores seem a bit smaller and I haven't had much as far as inflammation, redness, or those annoying red bumps and crackly dry patches. I think this is probably a bit more effective than my usual b3 serum. I might see better results if I hadn't already been using pretty good products and my rosacea hadn't been in somewhat decent shape. I have noticed that if I use way too much, I can get a little chalky residue. That has only happened a couple of times. The first time I was really dry and wondering if I put more on if it would help the dryness. Instead, it left a faint white chalky residue on my skin. The second time I just got sloppy and dripped too much out. I think as long as you don't do that, this wouldn't be an issue. Worth noting, my ingredient checker found nothing 'icky' in this and multiple great ingredients. These include the sodium form of hyaluronic acid, which is basically the same thing, and some other moisturizing, soothing, and anti-acne ingredients. So I hope I didn't give you the impression that this is drying - that's just me, crackly, crackly, dry, me. I would recommend this for others with skin inflammation and redness, severe acne, anyone who wants to minimize pores and wrinkles or reduce hyper-pigmentation. I would watch for redness and whatnot if this is your first time using b3 and I would avoid this if you have those adorable freckles and don't want to fade them!

Only used it once but I like how it makes my face feel. Will continue to use to see results