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The Best Moisturiser for Every Skin Type

When it comes to face cream, one size certainly doesn’t fit all. Let Liberty show you the best formula for your personal set of concerns
By: Shannon Peter

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The Best Moisturiser for Every Skin Type

The Best Moisturiser for Every Skin Type

When it comes to face cream, one size certainly doesn’t fit all. Let Liberty show you the best formula for your personal set of concerns

By: Shannon Peter

Image: La Mer

Sure, it's not the flashiest of skincare steps, but land upon one of the very best moisturisers and your skin will soon be transformed for the better. It's the one product that can make your skin feel plump, comforted, cosseted even, all in a matter of seconds. And as the most futuristic of face creams contain all manner of active ingredients (think: retinol, vitamin C, the list goes on...) to help target your specific concerns, finding the best face moisturiser for you depends largely on your skin type. Shall we show you the ropes?

Best for: Dry Skin

The best thing you can do for dry skin is to work on strengthening its barrier function and loading it with skin-loving nutrients and vitamins, along with rich plant oils to readdress skin's balance. Incredibly rich and cosseting, La Mer Crème de la Mer blankets skin in a protective veil of moisture, bringing back lost skin bounce and radiance, making it one of the very best face moisturisers for dry skin.

Read More: A full expert review of Crème de la Mer

Best for: Oily Skin

It might seem counterintuitive to ply oily skin with extra moisture, but trust the process: the right moisturiser will trick the skin into thinking it needn’t make so much extra oil itself. Look to terms like 'light' and 'oil-free' as helpful signposts. Dr Barbara Sturm Face Cream Light is prime example. As one of the best moisturisers for oily skin, it sinks in fast, restocking skin’s lipid supplies in the process, without exacerbating top-level shine.

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Best for: Mature Skin

Mature skin can be characterised as that which lacks firmness and bounce, attributes which can be reintroduced by the use of ingredients that hydrate, ringfence collagen supplies and improve density. This moisturiser from high-end skincare brand Zelens, for one, is just the thing for skin that’s lacking density. It uses collagen-supporting ursolic acid to improve elasticity as well as algae and herbal oils to drench the uppermost layers of skin in hydration. Expect skin to look smoother at first application, and for the results to only improve as the weeks go by.

Best for: Tired-Looking Skin

When you’re lacking sleep, your skin is the first place to show it, manifesting in lost radiance, crepe-y skin texture and a slightly grey tint. And for that, you need ingredients that will incite glow, plump out lines and improve texture. Augustinus Bader The Cream is one of the best day moisturisers for the job. Based in ground-breaking stem cell science, it encourages the skin to work harder to turnover cells, a process that in turn reinstates skin brightness, fades fine lines and makes skin appear the image of health.

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Best for: Sensitive Skin

As anyone with sensitive skin can attest, introducing a new product into your routine can quickly upset the balance so look for products with gentle, cosseting ingredients that hold back on heavy fragrances, harsh acids or intense actives like retinol. Skin Rocks The Moisturiser is a formula you won’t need to worry about. It contains barrier-strengthening ceramides and squalane, as well as glow-inducing jojoba oil so no wonder it tops the list as one of the best moisturisers for sensitive skin.

Best for: Dehydrated Skin

Dehydrated skin is that which lacks moisture, and will gladly slurp up any glycerin or squalane you send its way. This formula from Kate Somerville contains both by the bucketload, as well as algae extracts, making it like the dermatological equivalent of a tall glass of water.

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Best for: Dull Skin

Make vitamin C your first port of call if you’re hoping to revive dull skin. Vitamin C is able to boost collagen production, protect skin against environmental damage and boost brightness, resulting in a glowier, more even complexion. Sunday Riley C.E.O. Afterglow Brightening Vitamin C Gel Cream uses vitamin C alongside bisabolol to calm and lime pearl extract to gently slough away complexion-dully dead skin cells.

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