Hydrating serums replenish the water content of the skin. They restore suppleness, comfort and that soft, plump bounce when skin feels tight, looks flat or loses its glow, whatever its type.
Who they're for
Dehydrated skin: skin lacking water, which can happen to dry, oily, combination and sensitive skin alike. Signs include tightness after cleansing, fine dehydration lines and makeup that settles into texture.
Key ingredients to look for
Hyaluronic acid in multiple molecular weights, glycerin, polyglutamic acid, amino acids and other natural moisturizing factors that attract and hold water in the skin.
How to use
Apply to slightly damp skin after cleansing and toning, then follow with a moisturizer to seal the hydration in.
Expert insight from Loshen & Crem
Dehydration is not dryness. Dry skin lacks oil; dehydrated skin lacks water. Many of the oily, breakout-prone clients we see in our facial studio are in fact dehydrated, and their skin overproduces oil to compensate.
Frequently asked questions
Can oily skin use a hydrating serum? Yes. Water-based hydrating serums are lightweight and help rebalance oily skin that is compensating for a lack of water.
Do I still need a moisturizer? Usually, yes. The serum brings water in; a moisturizer helps keep it there.
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