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AlumierMD HydraLight Moisturiser | 50ml
AlumierMD HydraLight Moisturiser | 50ml
Description
Description
Product Overview - AlumierMD HydraLight. The lightweight half of AlumierMD's moisturiser pair, and a genuinely different formula rather than a thinner version of the same thing. There are no butters, waxes or plant oils to speak of — instead niacinamide sits fifth in the ingredient list, followed immediately by three peptides, with hyaluronic acid and a slow-release lactic/glycolic copolymer behind them. Built for normal to oily skin that wants hydration without weight.. Key Benefits at a Glance:. Immediate Benefits:. Absorbs in seconds and leaves no film, so make-up can go straight over it. Hydrates without the warmth or sheen a richer cream leaves on oily skin. Allantoin and aloe take the edge off skin left tight by cleansing. Light enough to layer under SPF in the morning without pilling. Fragrance-free. Long-Term Benefits:. Oily skin is frequently dehydrated as well, and the usual response — skipping moisturiser, or using something too rich and disliking it — leaves the barrier no better off. What is unusual here is how far up the list the actives sit: niacinamide fifth means a meaningful amount, working on barrier lipids, oil balance and uneven tone across weeks. The lactic/glycolic acid copolymer releases slowly, so there is a mild resurfacing effect over time rather than the sting of a leave-on acid.. How will it feel on my Skin?. Closer to a fluid than a cream. It disappears almost immediately with no residue, which occasionally reads as "not enough" if you are used to richer textures — on oily and combination skin that is exactly what you want. No warmth, no shine, nothing for make-up to slide on. If your skin still feels tight twenty minutes later, you probably need HydraDew instead.. Who is it Suitable For?. Normal, combination and oily skin. Dehydrated-but-oily skin that dislikes conventional moisturisers. Anyone wanting niacinamide and peptides in the moisturiser step rather than another serum. Use under make-up, where richer creams cause slip. Less sui
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