Deep Hydration
Attracts water to the outer layers of the skin, helping improve its moisture content.
Glycerin is a powerful humectant that attracts water to the skin, helping keep it hydrated, soft, and supple.
Attracts water to the outer layers of the skin, helping improve its moisture content.
Helps dry or rough-feeling skin become softer and more comfortable.
Helps maintain hydration, which supports the skin's natural protective barrier.
Well-hydrated skin can feel smoother and look more supple.
Glycerin is generally gentle and can be found in products designed for dry, oily, combination, and sensitive skin.
Glycerin is a humectant, meaning it attracts water and helps keep moisture available in the outer layers of the skin.
Glycerin draws water toward the outer layers of the skin.
It binds water and helps increase the skin's hydration.
Better hydration helps the skin feel softer, smoother, and more comfortable.
Cleanses the skin while helping maintain a comfortable level of hydration.
Adds a lightweight layer of moisture to help keep skin feeling soft and hydrated.
Helps moisturize the skin and lock in hydration for longer-lasting comfort.
Provides an extra boost of hydration when the skin feels dry or tight.
Glycerin is commonly found in cleansers, toners, serums, moisturizers, and masks, so how you use it depends on the product it's included in.
When using a glycerin-based hydrating product, applying it to slightly damp skin and following with a moisturizer can help support lasting hydration.
Glycerin is a hydration helper, not a replacement for moisturizer. Think of it as the ingredient that helps bring water to your skin, while your moisturizer helps keep that hydration comfortable and protected.