The Trifecta Of Hydrating Ingredients
When purchasing a moisturizer, derms recommend looking for the following
- Humectants to draw moisture to the top layer of your skin. Glycerin and hyaluronic
- Emollients to fill the tiny cracks in the skin's barrier to seal in all of the moisture it's getting from your product. shea butter and cocoa butter
- Occlusives to lock all of that hydrating goodness into your complexion. They form a protective barrier on the top layer of the skin, to give your skin time to soak up all that hydration.
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Because most of us dont know if a moisturizer is working or not unless we breakout terribly
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