Hey! :) I hope that you will like it! :)

Glad it was helpful! :)

Glad it was helpful!🥰

Hello Roudy, Well I am glad that it worked for you, but I still have some 😅 But I am unable to follow my own routines for a long time since I am testing so many products 🤣

This is the sweetest compliment. 🥰

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Hey😊 that's a great choice! Yeah, it may take a while until you're getting the hang of it, however, once you know it and you're getting used to your routine, it becomes a habit😊 Please, keep me up to date with your skincare routine! I'm happy that the videos are helping you to figure out how to use it🥰 Thank you! Take care!

Hello Manuel 😀 Thank you. Yes, the sunscreen is fantastic ❤️

Welcome!🤗

Happy to help!

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Hey! :) Glad to hear that I could help you choose your products! Let me know how it goes! :D

Glad it was helpful! :)

haha!😄 I'm glad that I could help!

Yes :)

Yes, that is possible. Both will work. But Azelaic Acid can be a great addition.

Hey :) Thank you! Yes, that's fine! :)

I have one that is very similar. Just add Hyaluronic Acid before Alpha-Arbutin, and you are good to go. How to Apply The Ordinary 30% AHA + 2% BHA Peeling Solution with Niacinamide and Alpha Arbutin: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l9KplLN6xrOwo2g.html

Hey 😀 Yes, you can try this, but you may need to add retinoids and acids to smoothen the skin texture. If you really have acne scars, you may want to read the following: lesliebaumannmd.com/acne-scars-what-causes-acne-scars-and-how-do-i-prevent-acne-scars/

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial hi. Just wanted to ask. When should i apply the retinol. I am currently using these on my routine. Am: •Clearasil Cleanser (Salicylic Acid) •Hatomugi toner •Hyaluronic acid •Niacinamide •Alpha arbutin •Moisturizer •Sunscreen Pm: •Clearasil Cleanser (Salicylic Acid) •Hatomugi toner •Hyaluronic acid •Niacinamide •Alpha arbutin •Moisturizer Every Sunday and Wednesday these are my evening routine: •Senka Whip cleanser •Aha bha peeling solution on Sunday •Salicylic Masque 2% on Wednesday •Hatomugi Toner •Hyaluronic Acid •Niacinamide •Alpha Arbutin •Moisturizer Please help and correct me if i am doing wrong on my routine. I am new to this. When sould i apply the retinol 0.2% squalene?

@@shanexchannel2075 Have a look at your routine, I just updated it! :) Am: •Clearasil Cleanser (Salicylic Acid) •Hatomugi toner •Hyaluronic acid •Niacinamide •Alpha arbutin •Moisturizer •Sunscreen Pm: •Senka Whip cleanser •Hatomugi toner •Hyaluronic acid •Niacinamide •Retinol •Moisturizer Every Sunday and Wednesday these are my evening routine: •Senka Whip cleanser •Aha bha peeling solution on Sunday •Salicylic Masque 2% on Wednesday •Hatomugi Toner •Hyaluronic Acid •Niacinamide •Alpha Arbutin •Moisturizer

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much for answering my questions. You’re the best! 😍💖

Hey, I am glad that it works. 😀 Yes. Alpha Arbutin = Water-Based Serum Niacinamide = Water-Based Serum Rosehip Seed Oil = Oil Azelaic Acid Suspension = Suspension “rules” 😆 or let’s say it’s recommended: The general rule of thumb for order of application is: 1. Water-based serums 2. Anhydrous Solutions and Oil Formulations 3. Lotions & Creams & suspensions Important: If you have more than one water-based serum, you can apply based on the priority of your concern (the product that targets the most important concern should go first). And it’s recommended applying eye-serums (such as Caffeine Solution 5% + EGCG) first after cleansing. It’s recommended using no more than 3 serum formulations in a single routine for optimal skin penetration. About 2-3 drops of each serum and 1 pea-sized amount of creams should be enough for the full face and neck. Use a "patting" application method, as opposed to "rubbing." Always apply sunscreen when you are exposed to the sun!! Some products can have a foaming effect upon application depending on the other products you are using in your regimen. The foaming should not last longer than a few seconds and both should not remain sticky once absorbed into the skin. (Video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qJZkipqjtryVgmQ.html) "Pilling" (snakeskin, shedding) can occur due to too much product. Your skin can only absorb a certain amount of product, and any excess will be left on top of the skin so that when the next product is being applied, it rubs off. (Video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osVzaqultJ6WZnU.html)

Technically yes. However, if you apply too many serums in a row, it may just sit on top and not sink into the skin. So, therefore, it's recommended to use only max three serums in a routine. Sometimes, 3 serums are already a lot, so it works best with 1-2 serums and a cream or suspension depending on your skin issues.

Yes, absolutely :)

Yes you can! :)

Sadly that isn't true, but even some famous "doctors" repeat it over and over 😏 You can use Hyaluronic Acid on dry skin; it's a stabilised form that cannot draw more water into the skin nor from the environment, making it effective on damp and on dry skin. Also, the serums you have can be layered in any order since they are all water-based 😀 All of these serums are sticky, and from my experience, it works best when only using 2-3 drops and 1-2 serums in a routine as otherwise, the skin cannot fully absorb it, and it stays on top, making it feel sticky, and at the same time, it can easily pill.

If you have melasma, I recommend getting in contact with a dermatologist. Since over the counter products may not do anything for your melasma. As for brightening, yes, have a look at Niacinamide and Vitamin C (like Ascorbyl Glucoside) if you only want to use The Ordinary products. You can use Niacinamide and Ascrobyl Glucoside daily in the AM and/or PM.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial OMG thank you for answering so quickly!💗 Also I’ve made a mistake in my explanation…I meant skin brightening , reduce dark spots and reduce the production of Melanin.🙈My bad. AM- Is it alright to use Vitamin C, alpha Arbutin and top it off with a Sunscreen containing hyaluronic acid (ISNtree SPF)?

@@rishmarifkhan3164 Yes, that's fine! :) What Vitamin C do you want to use?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial That's the hardest choice to make. I've been researching for days now. I wanted something budget friendly as well and there are so many different products. Which Vitamin C products would you recommend? I do not apply a lot of makeup and I heard that the Ordinary Vitamin C is very strong and gritty :(

Have a look at Geek & Gorgeous Vitamin C serum! :)

If you feel to use a moisturiser after those products, yes you can use one, and correct, it's your very last step😊

Yes you can! Use Alpha Arbutin at first and then the gel😊 Or you may want to check out the Ordinary Ascorbic Acid + Alpha Arbutin... You can also use them together or one in the AM and then other one in the PM😊

Hey😊 Your routine looks great! However, you may want to use the Squalane mixed with the Kheils Cannabis Stevia Oil Herbal Concentrate before applying your moisturiser with SPF and PM Moisturizer😊 You can use Alpha Arbutin, Niacinamide and Hyaluronic acid once or twice per day which depends on your skin and preference! It's important not to use too much of each serum since you layer them on top of each other! 😊 You may also just want to use it like this: AM: - Cerve SA renewing cleanser - Hyaluronic acid - (Optional) Squalane mixed with the Kheils Cannabis Stevia Oil Herbal Concentrate - Cerve AM SPF moisturizer PM: - Cerve SA renewing cleanser - Glycolic acid (2-3 times a week since I’m just starting out) - Alpha Arbutin - Niacinamide - (Preferred) Squalane mixed with the Kheils Cannabis Stevia Oil Herbal Concentrate - (Optional) Cerve PM moisturizer

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much you’re literally a life saver

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I thought we are supposed to use the oil at the end of the routine?

@@samiharahman1700 yes you are I’ve been using this routine she recommended since she relied to my comment and my skin is slowly improving

I wouldn't use more than 3 serums in one routine. So, if you want to add a Vitamin C product, do not use it together with Niacinamide and split your routine so that you have two serums in the AM and two in the PM.

technically you can use them in any order since they all have a similar texture. So just test it 🙂

Hey again😅 Yes, you can use Glycolic Acid after your cleanser but before the water-based products (Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide and Alpha Arbutin). You can apply the eye cream before or after applying your moisturiser.

Hey :) Yes, that's fine! :) It is recommend to not use more than 3 serums (3 little bottles) in one routine for best results and feeling. So, you may find it best to set up an AM and PM routine and still get most out of them :)

Melissa Van Dijk Thanks so much! Yes I only use 3 per routine!

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The Ordinary does not recommend using Niacinamide and Ascorbic Acid in the same routine. So, use Hyaluronic Acid and Niacinamide in the AM and Hyaluronic Acid and Ascorbic Acid + Alpha Arbutin in the PM :)

Yes, you can try the routine I showed in this video. But keep in mind if you have Melasma you should visit a dermatologist.

Yes, it is; however, I recommend using fewer drops to avoid pilling. The Ordinary Product "Pilling" Hyaluronic Acid And Niacinamide - What You Need To Know! (Snakeskin): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osVzaqultJ6WZnU.html

I want to visit Sweden 🙂 I already have a ticket for this summer, hope that the situation will become better. I recommend Retinol and Vitamin C. I have had the best experience with Paula's Choice and La Roche Posay products. Or, depending on the pigment, you can try the new NIVEA Cellular Luminous 630. That's a new formula; it's something different but may work well. Just have a look and Google it. 🙂 Also it is very affordable. However, depending on how severe your issues are, I highly recommend visiting a professional in your area and ask for advice 🙂

Yes, however you may want to add Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid to it as well. Like so: AM Routine: - Cleanse - Alpha Arbutin - Vitamin C (Suspension in Silicone or Powder) - SPF PM Routine: - Cleanse - Niacinamide - Retinol - (Optional) Moisturizer Hope this helps :)

You can use them at the same time.

Yes, use it as the last step.

Thank you so much !🤩

Hello 😀 I'm not sure if you already watched this video, but I highly recommend it to know how to layer the products properly: How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html AM: 1.Cerave Cleanser 2.Niacinamide (Water-Based Serum) 3 Alpha Arbutin (Water-Based Serum) 4.Azelaic acid (Suspension) 5.Sunscreen PM: 1. Cleanser 2. Niacinamide (Water-Based Serum) 3. Retinol (Anhydrous Solution) 4. Cerave Moisturizer (Cream) And yes. Now you can use a higher strength.

What do you mean by 'skin color'? Are you referring to a tan? Also, which serums are you considering - the one mentioned in the video?

Use you retinol in the evening as a last step. You can also watch the following video so that you have a general idea about the layering: The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much for reply Much appreciated 😊

La Roche Posay Anthelios Ultra Light Fluid 30 or 50

Can be used either in the AM or PM, whatever works the best for you😊

Hello :) there are different options. One could be like this: AM: Cleanser Hyaluronic Acid Niacinamide Alpha Arbutin (SPF when exposed to the sun) PM1: (3x per week): Cleanser Hyaluronic Acid Vitamin C 30% PM2 (Rest of the week): Cleanser Retinol PM3 (Once a week) Cleanser AHA+BHA Peeling Solution (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbmJY9OKyN-ce40.html) Hyaluronic Acid (Moisturizer Optional, for example CeraVe Ultra LIght PM Lotion)

Yes, that would be your last step :) But sometimes it can peel a little, so make sure to find the right amount. Or wait for a little in between like 5-10minutes. This usually solves this issue. It tends to happen with the Azelaic Acid after a few water-based serums.

Well, if you feel good and if it helps you with your concerns, then there is no need to change it. 😀 I have a video on how to set up your routine you may want to watch it and learn how to create an evening routine with The Ordinary products. How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you

and yes you can :)

Yes, you can use Alpha Arbutin and Niacinamide daily (maybe once per day, if you are new to them). And yes, it's fine to use Lactic Acid 2-3 times per week if that's the best way for your skin! :) Some people can also use it more often during the week, but this depends on your skin tolerance :) If you have active acne, the Ordinary doesn't have acne treatments. You just may be able to reduce them with certain products. But if you are looking for an acne treatment, I recommend seeing a doctor or ask in the pharmacy or online :) Please note that with any active ingredient that affects skin behaviour, there can be an initial purging period during which breakouts are normal. Gradually incorporating one new product into your regimen at a time and applying test patches first to see what works best for your skin.

Well those product aren't really irritating so it may work. It's best to try it and see how your skin responds.

You can wait 30 seconds to a minute between each product. I recommend not using too much so that the product can absorb into the skin.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much🙂

see here: The Ordinary Skincare Routines For Acne - With Examples: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLadh7mFype9qnk.html

Yes you can :)

Hey! :) Yes, that's fine! :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much xoxo

Yes. Just leave out Niacinamide, and recreate the rest as demonstrated in the video :)

I recommend using a gentle cleanser instead since you are already using a 2% BHA toner. You can use the Cerave SA cleanser, when not using the 2% BHA toner :)

Thank you I was asking about the sa moisturizer can I use it with niacinamide and bha %2 toner in the same routine . 🥰

@@sairarahim9052 I recommend using a gentle moisturiser instead, without SA :) Like the Cerave Lotion or Moisturiser :)

Alpha Arbutin is great for it! I left a comment under your routine😊

Well, Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide, Alpha Arbutin and the Moisturiser can be used daily in the AM and/or PM. Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide, Alpha Arbutin and Lactic Acid are all water-based serums so: If you have more than one water-based serum, you can apply based on the priority of your concern (the product that targets the most important concern should go first). However, it’s recommended using no more than 3 serum formulations in a single routine for optimal skin penetration. So, you could do it like this: AM Routine: - Cleanse - Niacinamide - Alpha Arbutin - Moisturiser - SPF PM Routine: - Cleanse - Lactic Acid - Hyaluronic Acid - (Optional) Niacinamide or Alpha Arbutin - Moisturiser

Melissa Van Dijk OK THANK YOU SM! this helped me so much and i was very lost so again thank you for the insight! 😊

Yes, that's fine😊

Probably it is not very beneficial. So I wouldn't do it. Do you feel the need?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial nope, still thank you ♥️

Sounds complicated, and I am not sure if this is needed. But it may be best to apply the acne serum before the moisturizer. But honestly, you need to test this and see what works and feels best! :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial so all the serums, than the acne serum and then moisturizer? Thank you very much

You could, yes. However, it may be best to use TO serums in the AM and then just keep your PM routine simple and just use your acne serum and moisturiser, and that's it! :)

I recommend just getting a 4%-5% Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser or 2% Salicylic Acid Cleanser and a Gentle Cleanser (so that you can alternate), Differin Gel, a moisturizer if needed and SPF. That's what I'm currently doing for my acne prone skin :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i’ve used salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide before from my dermatologist prescription and they’re both too harsh for my skin unfortunately:( i’ve been using the niacinamide and alpha arbutin and i’m loving it as of now ) is it true tho that i shouldn’t use the niacinamide and vitamin c together? I was wanting to use the vitamin C as I would like to brighten my complexion. and if the niacinamide ends up clearing up my acne should I still continue to use it or would I stop it and only use it when I have the acne problems? thanks for your current feed back🥰🥰

@@angelinahanneman78 Oh, ok. Still, The Ordinary has a 2% Salicylic Anhydrous Solution which, in my opinion, is pretty gentle and isn't as drying. The reason why I mentioned it is because Niacinamide and Lactic Acid aren't so-called 'acne-treatments'. It may help to improve pimples and blemishes here and there, but if you have more stubborn acne, it's probably not doing much for it. However, it is an excellent brightening serum for post-acne marks. It depends on the Vitamin C that you are using. The Ordinary recommends not to use their Niacinamide with Ascorbic Acid or Ethylated Ascorbic Acid products in the same routine. The Ordinary mainly uses very simple formulations, which can make certain ingredients ineffective when combining them.

Hey :) Niacinamide and Vitamin C should not be used in the same routine, however, since it is your cleanser it may work because you are washing it off! Niacinamide and Vitamin C may neutralise each other when used in the same routine, which you won't see with your eyes, but it also won't harm your skin! So, try it! :) Yes, the way you want to use it is correct :)

Thank you so much for your reply you are amazing I'll change my cleanser then.

Hey :) Yes, that's fine too! You can replace my moisturiser step with your oil step! Also, if you do not feel the need to use a moisturiser or oil at all. That's fine too! Or just use your oil in the evening since some sunscreens feel already "moisturising" enough that it is not necessary to use an oil/moisturiser before your sunscreen! :) Your routine looks great! For how long have you been using those products? And have you already noticed some improvements?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial so happy with the quick reply!🌸 I will skip using the oil in the morning then because honestly, my face does feel a little heavy after I use spf after oil😅 As for the HA and Niacinamide, I've been using them for 51 days and my skin is visibly more plump, feels more hydrated and the texture has improved a little, however I still do have some texture on my forehead (around my temples). I've been using Alpha Arbutin for 23 days now but I felt that I've been pairing it wrong with the HA hence just wanted to confirm. So far, the pigmentation around my mouth has not improved greatly but I know I'll have to give it more time. I really want to thank you for the super informative content you've been putting out♥️

If you have texture skin, you may want to look into the Ordinary Mandelic Acid 10% (very gentle and effective) or Lactic Acid 5% and add it every other day/maybe daily in your PM routine - just to give you an idea :) What kind of pigmentation do you have around your mouth? Is it darker, lighter or red?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial @Melissa Van Dijk I stay in India, and getting the Ordinary can get quite expensive here (sometimes the price gets 3x the actual price). However, there's an Indian brand called 'Minimalist' which is coming out with serums like these. So, I've been using their serums lately. And I forgot to mention earlier, but I've only been using Alpha Arbutin as a spot treatment for my pigmentation. It's dark around my mouth, mostly around my chin (and not much on my upper lip) P.S. Since you mentioned about using Mandelic acid and Lactic acid, can I incorporate it in my current routine (if I can obtain these products)?

If you can find similar products to the ones I have mentioned above, sure, try them! :) For how long have you been using this routine? Yes, you can add Mandelic Acid or Lactic Acid into your routine as well. Use one of them! :)

Hey! :) If they are fungal acne, I recommend visiting a dermatologist. Otherwise, I recommend watching the video below: The Ordinary Skincare Routine for Oily Acne Prone Skin: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eNV8gM2h0Mmog6s.html Use Hyaluronic Acid instead of Marine Hyaluronics. Also, you don't need Alpha Arbutin :)

Yes, that's fine. Either use the Azelaic Acid Suspension instead of your moisturiser or along with it. If you want to use both, use your moisturiser first and then follow with the Suspension.

Hey :) Of course, you are fine to skip it. Hyaluronic Acid is basically in every formulation, along with other hydrating ingredients. It's just that people often like to combine these serums, so I created a routine with it to demonstrate the application. Yes, you can use Alpha Arbutin and Niacinamide before retinol 0.5% in squalane. Retinol is in an oil formulation, therefore it is used after the other serums since they are water-based. After the peel, I would recommend not using anything, or if you do, then just follow with the moisturizer or a hyaluronic acid serum to avoid overwhelming the skin.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much!! :))

Yeah, the order of application is correct🥳

I thought you cant use a toner with niacinamide? Because of the ph and how it conflicts with the toner so it doesnt let the niacinamide do its thing. I could be wrong but just going off of what I read online and what hyram described

You cannot use the pure forms together since the formulations aren't stable. For example, with Niacinamide Powder in its pure form and mix it with Glycolic Acid, it may interact with each other. The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% has a stable formulation that stays within the ph range so that you can use them in the same routine. It's beneficial if you want to use them for skin brightening. Niacinamide can help you with hyperpigmentation, and Glycolic Acid increases hydration and cell turnover, so this combination is excellent. I am not sure why people are telling this 🤷🏼‍♀️ Maybe they think that people are mixing it because of the powders. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Hi 😊 Well, the order of application looks great!😊 For how long have you been using this routine! Your AM Routine looks correct, as well as your 2 AM routine! However, with your PM Routine, I recommend leaving out one of the water-based serums (Either Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide or Alpha Arbutin) as it is recommended to use a max of 3 serum formulations in one routine for best skin penetration. Also, Hyaluronic Acid may increase the penetration of Retinol, which can be good or bad depending on your skin as this means that it also can irritate your skin a bit faster. Still, Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide or Alpha Arbutin can be used with Retinol without a problem.😊

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial well I will take your valuable advice into consideration! It's been a month that I am on this routine and have just recently added alpha arbutin so wanted to be sure before proceeding with the same ! Thank you ❣

Hey :) I recommend creating an AM and PM Routine with those products. For example, your AM routine could be the routine that I demonstrate in the video. AM Routine: - Cleanse - Hyaluronic Acid - Alpha Arbutin - Niacinamide - (Optional) Moisturizer - SPF PM Routine: - Cleanse - Hyaluronic Acid - Mandelic Acid - (Optional) Moisturizer PM 2 (1-2 times per week): - Cleanse - Peeling Solution - Hyaluronic Acid - Moisturizer Also, watch this video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbmJY9OKyN-ce40.html Hope this helps :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much!!! ❤️

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I have acne scars in my cheeks and I really want to get rid of them , does it matter which will go first?

@@chryssanthea2791 I have already listed them the correct way :)

Yes :)

Hey! Yes, that's fine😊 There a multiple ways on how you can use them, another example would be this: AM Routine: - Cleanse - Hyaluronic Acid - Niacinamide - Moisturiser - SPF PM Routine: - Cleanse - Hyaluronic Acid - Alpha Arbutin - Moisturiser That's fine too! See what works the best for you😊

Yeah that's fine. It's probably The Ordinary/Deciem that is producing them for The Inkey List. Generally you can mix different brands, it's all about the ingredients.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thanks a bunch💛

Yes you can!

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you for answering I really appreciate it 🥰🥰🥰

No, not with Niacinamide.

Aaawww , But you replied at very furst Message after that you won't.. I'll definitely check that link😇 Thanks Melissa😍

Hello, yes, of course :)

You can use them one after the other, starting with Salicylic Acid, followed by Niacinamide, and layer Alpha Arbutin on top. You could also use Niacinamide and Alpha Arbutin in the morning and Salicylic Acid in the evening. There are many different options.

Yes :)

Hey :) When using Lactic Acid and Alpha Arbutin at night, use Lactic Acid first (which is an exfoliant) and then use Alpha Arbutin on top :) Yes, you AM routine is great! :)

Thank you very much!! Your channel is a life saver ❤️

Yes, that's fine!😊

Can I use hylauranic acid 2%alpha arbutin in the morning at hot summer day, is it safe to use hylauranic acid at morning

Yes you can :) Hyaluronic acid is a sugar. It is not be confused with other acids like salicylic or glycolic acids, which exfoliate away dead skin cells.

Yes, this may work. However, if your dark circles are inherited or become visible due to hollowness, then there isn't much you can do with topical treatments. Additionally, factors such as stress, lack of sleep, or food intolerance can contribute to dark circles.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial oh ! Thank you so much ❤️❤️

Hey! :) What Vitamin C do you use? Also, what are your skin concerns? And what's your skin type? :)

Yes you can :) Apply Niacinamide first.

Yes, that would be your last step :) But sometimes it can peel a little, so make sure to find the right amount. Or wait for a little in between like 5-10minutes. This usually solves this issue. It tends to happen with the Azelaic Acid after a few water-based serums.

What are you trying to target? Acne? 🤔

Yes, that's fine.

well technically yes :)