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Serums have a thin, light texture, dissolving into the skin quickly. Facial serums differ from moisturizers and creams due to their high concentration of active molecules that work to penetrate through the surface of the skin for smooth, visible results. Generally, the categories serums fall into are:
It’s beneficial to use serums in the first step of your skin care routine. Serums absorb into the skin easily, setting up an efficient foundation for the layering process. If you struggle with acne-prone or oily skin, due to its light and thin consistency, incorporating the right serum into your skin care could help avoid the greasy or heavy feeling of certain moisturizers and creams. Some face serums also work to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles or protect your skin from ultraviolet (UV) damage. Ingredients like green tea, ferulic acid, vitamin C, or vitamin E aid in preventing oxidative pollution. Check out the serums we have available in our online store!
We know it can be overwhelming to figure out what kind of serum to use because of the various types. Which is why it’s important to get an evaluation from one of our Skin Specialists who can determine the type that’s best for you!
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