Hydrating moisturizers replenish water in the skin and help hold it there, keeping skin supple, plump and comfortable all day. Textures range from weightless gel-creams to cushiony creams.
Who they're for
Dehydrated skin of every type: skin that feels tight after cleansing, looks dull or shows fine dehydration lines. Gel textures suit oily and combination skin; creams suit normal to dry skin.
Key ingredients to look for
Hyaluronic acid, glycerin, polyglutamic acid, squalane and ceramides, which attract water and reduce how much of it evaporates from the skin.
How to use
Apply morning and evening after your serum. For very dehydrated skin, layer a hydrating serum underneath.
Expert insight from Loshen & Crem
A moisturizer's real job is to slow down water loss. The routine that works best for dehydrated skin is water first, with a hydrating serum, then a moisturizer that keeps that water where it belongs.
Frequently asked questions
Gel-cream or cream? Choose by how your skin feels, not by age. Gel-creams are ideal for oily, combination or humid climates; creams bring more comfort to normal and dry skin, especially in winter.
Does oily skin need a moisturizer? Yes. Oily skin can still be dehydrated, and skipping moisturizer often makes it produce even more oil.
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