Niacinamide vs Retinol Routine Chart | how to use retinoid the ordinary

Skincare infographic titled "Niacinamide vs Retinol". Use archetype: INGREDIENT INTERACTION CHART. Soft beauty editorial, Pinterest-friendly, sketchnote style, soft lavender palette, elegant hand-drawn layout, inclusive beauty illustration across diverse skin tones. Compare the two ingredients visually for general healthy skin in a balanced, non-medical, non-shaming way. Show 6 numbered product steps with clean bottle/jar icons and clear time-of-day badges where relevant: 1. Gentle Cleanser (AM/PM), 2. Hydrating Toner (AM/PM), 3. Niacinamide Serum (AM), 4. Retinol Serum (PM), 5. Moisturizer (AM/PM), 6. Sunscreen SPF 30+ (AM). Include a central comparison panel for Niacinamide and Retinol with simple visual callouts such as texture, beginner-friendliness, layering order, and suggested routine placement, plus a small compatibility section showing they can be used in the same overall routine with thoughtful timing. Add a friendly legend with bottle, jar, sun, moon, and layer-order icons. Keep composition airy, polished, and educational, with no real cosmetic brand logos, no before/after imagery, no acne shaming, and no medical claims framed as advice. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real cosmetic brand logos, no skin-condition shaming, no watermarks No real cosmetic brand logos, no before/after acne shaming, no medical claims framed as advice. Beautiful and inclusive across skin tones.