Emulsion skincare skin#
Perfect for acne-prone skin, this K-beauty emulsion soothes inflamed breakouts and hydrates skin without clogging pores or making skin feel greasy. Here are three to try: SkinCeuticals Metacell Renewal B3įormulated with niacinamide, a tripeptide complex and glycerin, this daily emulsion helps hydrate skin and target signs of premature photoaging. If you have dry skin, an emulsion can be used after serum and before moisturizer for an extra layer of hydration.
Emulsions are the perfect product for oily or combination skin types who don’t need a thick moisturizer. Lighter than a cream yet thicker - and less concentrated - than a serum, an emulsion is like a lightweight facial lotion. It serves as a night cream, serum and eye cream and contains retinol to improve fine lines and uneven skin texture. If you follow a less-is-more skincare mantra, we recommend this three-in-one product. Garnier Green Labs Retinol-Berry Super Smoothing 3-in-1 Serum Cream It’s suitable for even the most sensitive skin types. IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Dark Spots Niacinamide SerumĪnother great anti-aging option is a niacinamide and vitamin C serum that targets hyperpigmentation and other types of discoloration while helping improve clarity. Because the ingredient is so potent, start by using it once a week with moisturizer to avoid any irritation or dryness. Try this drugstore formula that contains 0.3% of pure retinol for optimal results. Retinol is praised by dermatologists for its ability to address fine lines and wrinkles as well as discoloration and other signs of aging. If you have anti-aging or acne concerns, a retinol serum belongs in your routine. Here are three to try: L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Derm Intensives Night Serum With 0.3% Pure Retinol Serums are concentrated formulas with a silky texture that typically address a specific skin concern and are applied after toners and essences but before moisturizer.
Emulsion skincare how to#
Below, we’re breaking down exactly what these formulas are, how they benefit your skin and how to use them. We often find ourselves asking when do we use them, and more to the point, do we really need all three?ĭon’t worry - we have you covered. Take, essences, ampoules and emulsions - they seem similar, but they aren’t.
While some K-beauty-inspired products are pretty straightforward (think: foaming cleansers, toners and eye creams), others are daunting and downright confusing. From BB creams to sheet masks, we're obsessed with all things Korean beauty.
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