Clarity Serum — 10% Niacinamide
Refine the look of pores and even your tone with 10% Niacinamide.
I reach for this when my skin looks tired. Over a few weeks my tone evened out and the redness settled.
Because you read the ingredients first.
Every active is here because the research supports it. Concentrations and study links below.
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Is this for you?
This is ideal if you:
- Want the look of smaller pores
- Have uneven skin tone or redness
- Want a daily-use multi-active serum
- Prefer evidence-based actives without photosensitivity
Not ideal if you:
- Want immediate brightening (vitamin C is a better fit)
- Are sensitive to niacinamide specifically
- Prefer single-purpose actives
Why this formula works
Pore + oil balance
Niacinamide and zinc PCA work together for the look of smaller pores and oil-balanced, comfortable skin.
Barrier comfort
Niacinamide is widely used to support the look and feel of a comfortable, healthy-looking barrier.
Even-looking tone
Niacinamide is a well-documented ingredient for the look of more even tone, studied at the 4–10% range.
How to use
AM or PM Routine
Apply morning or evening before moisturizer. Compatible with most actives — if layering with vitamin C, apply separately rather than mixed.
Why choose Sorrel & Co?
| Feature | Sorrel & Co | Most Competitors |
|---|---|---|
| Niacinamide concentration | 10% | 2–5% typical |
| Ingredient breadth | Niacinamide + zinc PCA | Single-benefit common |
| Zinc PCA synergist | Included | Rare |
| Silicone-free base | Yes | Often present |
What to expect
WEEKS 1–2
Skin adjusts
Initial tolerance period for daily use. No purging or photosensitivity.
WEEKS 4–6
Pores look smaller
Pores tend to look smaller and skin looks less shiny.
WEEKS 6–8
Tone evens out
Tone tends to look more even overall.
Pairs well with
The 30-day Sorrel & Co promise
Use it daily. If your skin isn't visibly brighter and smoother, return the empty bottle for a full refund — no return shipping, no questions.
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