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Face Moisturisers
Welcome to our world of radiant, hydrated skin! Our curated selection of face moisturisers is designed to transform your skincare routine into a luxurious self-care ritual. Discover the perfect moisturiser tailored to your skin's unique needs and unlock the secret to a youthful, glowing complexion. Read More
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FAQs
Why is a face moisturiser important in any skincare routine? A face moisturiser hydrates, protects, and strengthens the skin barrier. It locks in water and prevents transepidermal moisture loss, keeping your skin soft, balanced and comfortable.
How do I choose the right moisturiser for my skin type?
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Dry skin: Opt for rich creams with ceramides, hyaluronic acid or aloe vera.
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Oily/combination skin: Go for lightweight gels or oil-free formulas.
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Sensitive skin: Choose fragrance-free, alcohol-free and soothing ingredients like chamomile.
When should I apply moisturiser? Twice daily—morning and night—after applying serum or treatment. It helps lock in active ingredients and prepare skin for makeup or SPF.
Is there a difference between day and night moisturisers? Yes—day creams are lighter and often contain SPF. Night creams are richer and more reparative, supporting regeneration during sleep.
Can moisturiser help with anti-ageing or breakouts? Yes—look for formulas with peptides, niacinamide, or salicylic acid to target specific concerns.
