Moisturisers
From oil-free gels to a ceramide night cream, every moisturiser here does the same essential job — holding water in the skin and supporting its barrier — in a texture suited to a different skin type. Fragrance-free options are labelled in the product name. 12 products.
Moisturisers: a short guide
Gel, lotion or rich cream?
Oily and combination skin is usually happiest with a gel: the Niacinamide Gel Moisturiser or Double Hydration Boost Gel absorb without shine. Normal skin suits a light day cream. Dry or mature skin needs more lipids — the Nourishing Rich Cream, or the Ceramide Barrier Night Cream in the evening.
What if my skin is sensitive?
Start with the formulas marked fragrance free, and change one product at a time. A short ingredient list and a calm barrier matter more than any single active. The full INCI list is published on every product page so you can check for anything you already know you react to.
Do I need a separate night cream?
Not strictly — but night is when a richer texture is practical, and when ingredients like ceramides, peptides and retinol alternatives can work without sunscreen or make-up layered over them.
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- The Skin Barrier, Honestly: What Repairs It, How Long It Takes — and What Is in Our Ceramide Cream
- Niacinamide Gel, Honestly: What 5% Does, Who a Gel Suits — and What Is in Ours
- Retinol Alternatives, Honestly: Bakuchiol vs Retinol, and What Is Actually in the Bottle