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Moisture Maker
Hydrating Hyaluronic Serum
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars
189 Reviews
Use if you want silky-soft, bouncy skin and lasting hydration.
Dermatologist-Tested | Sensitive Skin-Approved | Non-Comedogenic
Smooth, supple, healthy skin—it all starts with hydration. This lightweight, non-sticky hydrating serum immediately quenches skin above and below the surface. A blend of dermatologist-approved hyaluronic acid, peptides, and antioxidants provides instant dryness relief while boosting your skin’s own barrier function. With moisture-binding polyglutamic acid (which is 4x more hydrating than HA) and snow mushroom extract, it drenches skin in soothing, plumping hydration. This versatile serum fits seamlessly into your daily skincare routine and is great for all skin types (not just dry and dehydrated).
Made with 50% PCR (post-consumer recycled) plastic
HOW: Press 2 drops of this hydrating serum into clean, almost-dry skin. Let it sink in for 1-2 minutes.
WHERE: Face and neck. Bonus points for chest.
WHEN: AM and/or PM after cleansing (and masking or toning) but before moisturizing.
GOOD TO KNOW: Humectants (like the ones in this hydrating serum) work by pulling moisture into the skin and sealing it in. This hydrating serum works best when applied to a slightly damp face.
Use within 12 months once opened.
Net wt. 1 fl. oz / 30 ml
HYALURONIC ACID COMPLEX (1.0%) replenishes cell hydration to relieve dry, flaky skin
POLYGLUTAMIC ACID (0.5%) hydrating peptide that holds 4,000x its weight in water
SNOW MUSHROOM EXTRACT (0.7%) non-sticky humectant with antioxidant properties
Free from parabens, silicones, sulfates, and 1,350+ ingredients that have questionable data.
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