Skincare Routines

<p>A <a href="/skincare/moisturisers/facial-moisturisers"><u>face moisturiser</u></a>&nbsp;is one of the most vital parts of a daily skincare routine as it helps to hydrate the surface layers of the skin with emollients and humectants.</p><br> <p>Face moisturisers come in a variety of textures such as creams, gels, ointments, lotions, and balms, and should be used by all skin types to keep the skin barrier strong and healthy. The texture and choice of moisturiser you choose is largely down to personal choice and skin type.&nbsp;</p> <br> <p>Drier skin types, for instance, may benefit more from ointments and creams, while lighter gels are better suited to oily skin types. Read on to find out more about this skincare essential.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Applying moisturiser to our face has many benefits, from plumping the skin to brightening the complexion and providing protection from the elements. Moisturiser truly is an essential skincare product, ensuring our skin has all-day hydration and maintaining a healthy skin barrier. Knowing which product to use and <a href="/skin-concerns-101/skincare-routines/face-moisturising-dermatologist-recommended"><u>how to moisturise your face</u></a> is key. Night moisturisers, when applied before bed, can help our skin repair and renew itself as we sleep, while day creams help lock in moisture and shield our skin from UV rays (when SPF is included).</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>However, how much of a difference is there between day creams and night creams? And can you use the same moisturiser day and night? In this article, we outline all you need to know about day creams vs night creams&nbsp;and how to incorporate them into your skincare routine effectively.</p>