While skincare might seem expensive or intimidating, there are options for every person and every budget
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Victoria Gagliardo-Silver
New York
@viccsilver - Thursday 26 March 2020 15:08
Skincare is all the rage, but it’s not the most approachable topic. From exfoliants and acids to serums and creams, it can be overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. Serums are meant to be used after cleansing in order to deliver moisture and antioxidants directly to the skin, increase collagen production, and brighten the complexion.
The Independent consulted dermatologists and skincare enthusiasts to determine which facial serums, from budget to luxury, are worth your time and money.
Skin Resource MD Hyaluronic Moisture Boost Serum: $32
Formulated by Dr. Paul Dean, Skin Resource MD Hyaluronic Moisture Boost Serum provides protection against wrinkles, anti-aging components, and moisturizers for the skin. He uses hyaluronic acid as “the only purpose of hyaluronic acid is to maximize moisture in your skin. The hyaluronic molecule absorbs anywhere from between 300-1,000 times its weight in water. It sits on your skin and brings atmospheric moisture into your skin. If you have other ingredients in there, it will slow that effectiveness, and potentially push some of those ingredients into your skin which is completely unnecessary.”
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