Your age is just 15 avoid using it for now. Just use a mild face wash paraben free. 1) Ahaglow face wash Use twice daily 2) La Shield sunscreen spf50 Use twice daily. Thank you.
Hi Shubh,
At 15, your skin barrier is still developing. Please Stick to the basics (cleanser + moisturizer + sunscreen). Actives like niacinamide, retinol, or acids are better introduced later, or only under dermatologist guidance.
🛑Stop niacinamide for now (at least 1–2 weeks) and see if redness reduces.
Try any mineral sunscreen ( better for sensitive skin)
It’s possible that the redness you’re experiencing is due to irritation or an allergic reaction, even if you’re not feeling any discomfort. Niacinamide is generally well-tolerated, but skin can react differently depending on individual sensitivities. Begin by simplifying your skincare routine for a few days—try halting the use of niacinamide and see if the redness subsides. Stick with the cleanser and sunscreen as they are usually non-irritating, but remain vigilant for any signs of worsening. If the redness decreases, it might indicate that the niacinamide was the source of irritation. Additionally, introducing new products one at a time can help pinpoint if they’re the cause of any issues. Give your skin some time to recover naturally by avoiding heavy face products, makeup, and physical exfoliation. If the red patch persists or starts to itch, burn, or swell, it may be wise to consult a dermatologist. They can perform patch testing to identify any specific allergies or sensitivities. Make sure your sunscreen is broad-spectrum and applied correctly to avoid sun exposure exacerbating the issue. Take note of other potential irritants like fragrances in skincare products, and prioritize maintaining hydration both topically with a gentle moisturizer and by drinking water. If, after possible elimination, there are no improvements, seek medical advice to rule out conditions like seborrheic dermatitis, rosacea, or other dermatological issues.
