¿Ya has encontrado la tuya? Nuestras fórmulas trabajan en profundidad y están diseñadas para aportar hidratación, bienestar y equilibrio a todas las pieles.
Las hidratantes naturales para piel seca aportan un bienestar intenso y una hidratación duradera, e incorporan en sus fórmulas resistentes extractos botánicos de origen nórdico. Descubre también las hidratantes para piel sensible, elaboradas para calmar y fortalecer el cutis sin dañar la barrera cutánea.
Hemos ideado estos tratamientos hidratantes para que encajen en cualquier rutina y ofrezcan mucho más que hidratación: aportan resistencia, renovación y una luminosidad y jugosidad duraderas.
Nacidas de la naturaleza nórdica y la ciencia avanzada, cada fórmula representa la esencia del cuidado de la piel orgánico. Explora más básicos de cuidado de la piel natural y experimenta una verdadera transformación cutánea.
The role of a moisturiser is simple yet transformative — it keeps your skin hydrated, smooth and protected. The best formulations are the ones that replenish lost moisture while reinforcing the skin barrier to prevent further dehydration.
In skincare for aging skin, a good moisturiser does even more: it plumps fine lines, restores elasticity and supports collagen.
Look for formulas rich in natural oils, ceramides, hyaluronic acid and antioxidants. When used consistently, it promotes lasting hydration, resilience and that healthy, luminous glow.
Which moisturiser is best for dry skin?
The right moisturiser for dry skin should do more than just hydrate — it should seal in lasting moisture and comfort. Choose a formula enriched with shea butter, squalane or hyaluronic acid to help keep your skin smooth, plump and hydrated all day.
Pair it with a face serum for dry skin to boost hydration from within and reduce flakiness. For daytime glow, opt for a tinted moisturiser — it adds a hint of coverage while keeping your complexion fresh, luminous and perfectly balanced.
Does moisturiser help with acne?
Yes, a moisturiser can make a real difference in skincare for acne-prone skin. When your skin lacks moisture, it produces more oil to compensate, which can clog pores and trigger breakouts.
The trick is choosing the right texture — think gel-cream, breathable and non-comedogenic. A good moisturiser locks in hydration, restores the barrier, and helps control excess oil.
Even if you’re using acne treatments to reduce blemishes, don’t skip moisture — it prevents over-drying and irritation.
How much moisturiser should I use?
You actually don’t need that much. Use about a pea-sized amount of moisturiser for your face, and slightly more for neck and chest for that soft, supple finish.
Massage it in while your skin is slightly damp to lock in hydration. If your skin feels tight afterward, add a touch more. Too much product can clog pores or sit on top of the skin.
Adjust the amount seasonally — use less in summer, a touch more in winter — to keep your skin hydrated and balanced year-round.
Do you put sunscreen on before or after moisturiser?
Always apply sunscreen after moisturiser — it’s the final step in your morning routine. A mineral sunscreen needs to sit on top to reflect UV rays effectively, since it forms a physical barrier on top of the skin.
After cleansing and moisturising, wait a minute for your cream to absorb, then smooth on sunscreen evenly across your face and neck. Use about two fingers’ worth of product for full protection.
And remember to do it every day — whether it’s cloudy or bright, SPF is non-negotiable. It will help keep your skin smooth, firm and luminous long-term.
