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Which one suits you?

Compare the products in this collection by need, skin type and time of use.

Moisturisers: product comparison
Product Highlight Concerns Skin type Time Level
Hydra Back Baby 8D Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Serum 30 ml Layered hydration support with 8D hyaluronic acid Hydration needs Normal, Dry, Oily, Combination, Sensitive Morning + Evening Beginner
Just Protected From Sun SPF 50+ Hybrid Sunscreen 50 ml SPF 50+ hybrid formula, hydration with 8D hyaluronic acid Appearance of dark spots, Signs of ageing, Hydration needs Sensitive, Combination, Dry, Normal Morning Beginner
Any Time Of Day Water-Based Moisturising Cream 50 ml Water-based and silicone-free, light hydration morning and evening Hydration needs Normal, Dry, Oily, Combination, Sensitive Morning + Evening Beginner

If you are unsure, the routine builder makes recommendations based on your skin type, needs and experience.

About Moisturisers

In short: The hydration step is built in two layers: first a serum that draws in moisture, then a cream that helps retain it. In this collection you will find Hydra Back Baby as the serum, the water-based, silicone-free Any Time Of Day as the cream and, for daytime, the hydrating SPF 50+ Just Protected From Sun; each of them contains 8D hyaluronic acid.

Which product for which step?

  • Serum, all skin types: Hydra Back Baby – 2% 8D hyaluronic acid, 1.2% Pentavitin; on slightly damp skin, morning and evening.
  • Cream, all skin types: Any Time Of Day – 5% niacinamide, 2% 8D hyaluronic acid; contains a ceramide complex and panthenol.
  • Daytime protection: Just Protected From Sun – SPF 50+, hybrid fluid texture; for sensitive, combination, dry and normal skin.

Should oily skin use a moisturiser too?

Yes. Shine and the need for hydration are separate issues; oily and combination skin can keep the hydration step by choosing a light, water-based cream. 8D hyaluronic acid is a blend of eight forms of hyaluronic acid that differ in molecular weight and type.

What not to expect

A hydrating serum does not replace a moisturiser; a cream is needed on top to retain the moisture it draws in. Any Time Of Day is not a sunscreen and does not stop sebum production. If dryness, flaking or itching persists, see your doctor. For a layered routine, you can also look at the Dry Skin collection.

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