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Moisturiser

The moisturising cream is often the first cosmetic product one begins to use. A true cornerstone of a skincare routine, this essential formulation helps to hydrate, nourish and improve skin quality with repeated applications. There are numerous moisturising creams available, enabling each skin type to find the one that suits it best.
FAQ about moisturiser

How to choose your facial cream?

The choice of face cream primarily depends on one’s skin type (nourishing for dry skin, lightweight for oily skin, soothing for sensitive skin…), even though other criteria are also taken into account (ingredients, texture, seasonality…).

How frequently should a moisturising cream be applied?

For optimal hydration and protection, it is recommended that you apply your moisturising cream daily, morning and evening.

Is it necessary to switch facial moisturisers according to the seasons?

According to skin type classifications, it is not always necessary to change your face cream with each season. Nevertheless, it may be advantageous to choose a richer cream in winter and a lighter formulation in summer.

Can facial creams cause spots?

Heavy, or so-called comedogenic, creams can sometimes block pores and cause blemishes, especially on skin prone to imperfections. Therefore, it is essential to choose a facial cream tailored to one’s skin typology.

Can a body cream be applied to facial skin?

It is recommended to use products specifically formulated for the face, as the skin is thinner and more sensitive there.

What is the optimal method for applying body cream?

It is recommended to apply your body cream after showering, on skin that is still slightly damp, gently massaging until fully absorbed.

Which body cream should one choose for very dry skin?

For dry skin, it is recommended to use a body cream rich in plant oils and butters, such as shea butter or avocado oil, and occlusive ingredients to effectively retain hydration.

At what point in a skincare regimen should moisturising cream be applied?

The moisturising cream is generally used after cleansing and, if required, after a serum. When applied to slightly damp skin, it improves water retention in the epidermis. In the morning, it should be followed by sun protection.

Can a moisturising cream reduce fine lines?

Adequate hydration helps to plump the stratum corneum, which can diminish the appearance of fine lines of dehydration. This effect is primarily due to increased water content and the smoothing of the skin.

Is it possible to use only a moisturiser in one’s skincare routine?

No. Even though moisturising cream is a very comprehensive product, it is not sufficient on its own. It is also necessary to use a cleanser in the evening and, above all, a sunscreen in the morning.

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