Meet the super serum delivering major radiance
The product
Ladies and gentlemen, listen up, because we've got a brand new skin care secret to spill, and it pretty well ensures seriously glossy, glowy skin. Now that we've got your undivided attention, we can let you in on all the incredible, skin-boosting benefits. And it's all thanks to the La Roche-Posay MELA B3 Niacinamide Serum.
Formulated with MelayslTM, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, this dermatologist-backed serum works to reduce the appearance of pigmentation and scarring. It's so clever (thanks to the MelasylTM) that it actually works to prevent future skin tone imperfections. Incredible right? Not to mention the oil-controlling properties niacinamide posseses, paired with the ultra-hydrating powers of hyaluronic acid - what a formula.
Well, it turns out, this serum has actually been a seriously long time in the making. With 18 long years of research and hundreds of thousands of molecules tested, this serum has come out on top as a one-of-a-kind ally in creating an even skin tone.
So, let's see what our members had to say about the skin-perfecting, hydrating serum...
The panel
BEAUTYcrew sent the La Roche-Posay MELA B3 Niacinamide Serum to a panel of women aged 24-35 dealing with dark spots and/or post-blemish pigmentation and scarring.
The lowdown:
The skin-brightening effects: Okay, we get it, a serum that's designed to reduce the appearance of dark spots is definitely going to be leaving your skin looking a whole lot more radiant. But our REVIEWcrew members really loved how their skin was left looking. And who wouldn't want a brighter, more even skin texture? Sign us up.
The ultra-hydrating formula: If there's one skin care aspect we need everyone on board with, it's hydration. Thankfully, our members could see the hydrating effects this serum was leaving on their skin. Because when your skin is feeling hydrated, we promise your complexion ends up looking 12/10 glowy — which is always the goal, right?
The easy-to-apply texture: If you're someone that finds applying serums can end up being a little hit or miss based on the texture (and absorption rate), then we're here to tell you this gel-like serum is the one. Our members found the texture both thick and lightweight at the same time (as it felt plenty nourishing, but still not heavy). In fact, they enjoyed how well it sunk into their skin.
The verdict:
Shop Now:
Available at:
From $79.95 at La-Roche Posay
From $71.96 (usually $80) at Adore Beauty
From $79.99 at Priceline
From $55.96 (usually $79.95) at Chemist Warehouse
Want to read more about the skin tone-enhancing serum? Read more La Roche-Posay MELA B3 Niacinamide Serum Reviews here...
The products for this Review Crew® trial have been provided by La Roche-Posay to Are Media and BEAUTYcrew for the purpose of trial and review by Review Crew® members.
*This combined average star rating for La Roche-Posay MELA B3 Niacinamide Serum is based on a combined total of 97 reviews submitted and is correct as of 19/09/2024.
Main image credit: Are Media
Emma Allcock began her career in the world of fashion and beauty in 2015, interning for various PR fashion houses. Naturally her love for style soon extended to beauty, and Emma landed firmly in the beauty and wellness world thanks to an internship-turned-role at local Australian fragrance brand Maison Blanche. One thing that remained consistent whether unpacking accessories or creating social content? Her commitment to an always-perfect manicure. Luckily, she’s since turned her talents to helping her readers achieve the same, writing about all things beauty and wellness. Emma is now a Content Producer for BEAUTYcrew, with her words and recommendations also appearing across Girlfriend and beautyheaven. Emma loves the process of diving deep into the world of testing (and writing) about everything from haircare to fragrance. When she’s not slathering her skin in something new, she’s going for an early morning stroll to catch a stunning sunrise (coffee in hand, of course), because life’s all about that wellness balance after all.
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