Moisturisers

Your skin requires moisturisers to hydrate and nourish it, form a protective barrier, and make it smooth and plump. A good moisturiser can enhance your skin's elasticity, improve its texture, and balance the oil production in the skin. It helps to lock in the moisture after serum application. You can opt for a moisturiser targeting your skin concerns, including acne, roughness, wrinkles, rosacea, and many more.

It's a common misconception that oily-skinned people can skip moisturiser as their skin is already greasy due to sebum production. But it's a myth. Avoiding moisturisers can help your skin produce more oil to compensate for the lack of moisture. It may lead to breakouts and clogged pores. Your skin needs a moisturiser including oily and acne-prone to hydrate it.

Look for a non-greasy formula with hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and aloe vera to control oil and help your skin's natural protective barrier.

For sensitive skin, you need moisturisers that calm the skin. Go for the hypoallergenic ingredients to minimise irritation. Hyaluronic acid can hydrate the skin, ceramides can protect the barrier, niacinamide can reduce redness and aloe vera can help in soothing the irritation. DRSQ's HydraCalm anti-redness moisturiser is specifically made to target redness and inflamed skin and alleviate the burning sensation.

Collagen Boost is made for both facial and body use. It's made with 75% organic components, including a synergetic blend of vegan DMAE, MSM, and organic phytolipids. They firm your connective tissue by making the skin soft and plump, help with skin conditions like acne, psoriasis, eczema, and dermatitis, and prevent sagging.

Yes, a moisturiser with ceramides with peptides can help fight wrinkles, fine lines, and early signs of ageing by hydrating the skin and making it smooth and plump. Hydration is important to keep the skin's elasticity intact.