Vitamin B

Synergie Skin

Synergie Skins Vitamin B

Award-winning barrier support with 13% niacinamide.

Vitamin B is Synergie Skin’s award-winning serum formulated with 13% niacinamide (vitamin B3) to strengthen the skin barrier, improve hydration and restore a healthy, radiant complexion. This multitasking cosmeceutical boosts the skin’s natural lipid production to enhance moisture retention while helping to calm inflammation, regulate oil production and improve overall skin health.

Suitable for all skin types, this daily serum addresses multiple skin concerns, including redness, dehydration, enlarged pores, uneven skin tone and the early signs of ageing, leaving skin stronger, smoother and more luminous.

Choosing the Right Synergie Skin Vitamin B

Vitamin B
Contains 13% niacinamide with moderate potency and a non-irritating profile. Recommended for first-time vitamin B users, sensitive skin and everyday barrier support.

XCell B
Formulated with 21% niacinamide, offering high-potency treatment with a low irritation profile for those seeking more intensive skin correction.

Priority B
Features 22% niacinamide for advanced skin rejuvenation. Available exclusively through Synergie Skin Practitioners following a professional skin consultation.

Key Benefits:

  • Formulated with 13% niacinamide to strengthen and protect the skin barrier.
  • Increases skin hydration by supporting the production of moisture-retaining lipids.
  • Helps regulate excess oil production and minimise congestion.
  • Reduces the appearance of redness and supports a calmer, more even complexion.
  • Improves uneven skin tone while softening the appearance of fine lines.
  • Enhances skin resilience and promotes a healthy, radiant glow.
  • Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

 

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Recommended for

All skin types and conditions

Key Ingredients

– Niacinamide (vitamin B3)
Stimulates epidermal skin barrier lipid (ceramides) production resulting in increased hydration and decreased TEWL (Trans Epidermal Water Loss). It also stimulates barrier proteins such as keratin, involucrin and filaggrin essential for optimal barrier functioning and, because of this, decreases inflammation and increases protection from environmental  damage.

Niacinamide addresses pigmentation by preventing the transfer of melanin from the melanocyte to the keratinocyte and there is continued research into the findings that niacinamide can prevent the immune system being supressed by sunlight. It can stimulate collagen production (B3 is a precursor of collagen) as well as regulate sebaceous lipid production and therefore the severity of acne lesions.

– Panthenol
Also known as pro vitamin B5 can amplify the effects of B3. The t wo  work in synergy to stabilise the skin barrier, soothe, heal, improve skin softness and plump the skin to reduce the appearance of fine lines. It has also been clinically proven to exhibit anti-bacterial properties.