Rich creams and balms wrap the skin in lipids and comfort. They replenish what dry, depleted skin is missing and form a soft protective layer against cold, wind and dry indoor air.
Who they're for
Dry and very dry skin, mature or depleted skin, skin that feels rough, flaky or uncomfortable, and anyone getting through a Canadian winter.
Key ingredients to look for
Shea butter, squalane, ceramides, plant oils rich in essential fatty acids, beeswax or plant waxes, and soothing botanicals.
How to use
Apply as the last step of your routine, morning or evening. Balms can be warmed between the fingertips and pressed onto the skin, or used as an overnight comfort mask.
Expert insight from Loshen & Crem
Dry skin and dehydrated skin need different things. Dry skin lacks oil and needs lipids; dehydrated skin lacks water and needs hydration. Rich creams and balms are for the first. If your skin is both, pair one with a hydrating serum underneath.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a cream and a balm? A cream blends water and oils; a balm contains little or no water, so it's richer and more protective.
Will a rich cream clog my pores? On dry skin, rarely. If your skin is oily or breakout-prone, look at our hydrating or clarifying moisturizers instead.
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