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3 Types of Moisturizers You Need to Know About

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Moisturizers are the secret to a healthy and radiant complexion, but not all moisturizers are created equal. Let's delve into three essential types of moisturizers that should have a special place in your skincare routine. Read on.  1. Hyaluronic Heroes : Hyaluronic acid-based moisturizers are a type of ultra hydrating moisturizer . They quench your skin's thirst by attracting moisture from the environment and locking it in. Perfect for all skin types, they leave your skin plump and radiant and reduce the appearance of fine lines. 2. Nourishing Creams : For those with drier skin, nourishing creams are a lifesaver. Packed with rich emollients and oils, they provide an extra layer of protection while replenishing lost moisture. These creams are your go-to companions during harsh weather or when your skin needs some extra TLC. 3. Lightweight Gels : If your skin is prone to being shiny or if you live in a humid climate, lightweight gel moisturizers are your ticket to well-hydrated...

Hydration Vs Moisture: How To Know What Your Skin Needs

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  Hydration and moisture are two very distinct skincare needs. While many products that are marketed as moisturizers contain both moisturizing and hydrating properties, people may not come to realise that both of them vary in their nature. People should pick products which are formulated for their skin type.  A simple way to differentiate the two is to know that hydration refers to water and moisture refers to oil. This is how you can know better about what your skin needs:  * Humectants: For rough, thick, scaly, or very dry skin. * Emollients: For rough, dry skin and routine skin care. * Occlusives: For very dry skin and preventing atopic dermatitis, which is a chronic red, itchy skin condition. Hydration: Humectants are ingredients that increase the skin’s hydration by attracting water from the environment to the skin. Some examples of hydrating ingredients include honey, gelatin, urea, glycerin, hyaluronic acid, etc.  Moisturization: Some types of moisturizers inc...