Whats the difference between a serum and a moisturizer?
A serum isn’t a moisturizer; it’s a concentrated way to get anti-aging ingredients–such as retinols, vitamins, and peptides–into your skin. While these ingredients are also available in creams and lotions, serums are so lightweight and fast-absorbing that they can be layered under other products without interfering with them. They are a water based product that easily transfers these materials into the skin. They are usually of a thinner consistency and once absorbed leaves the skin without residue. Dr. Denese’s Hydroseal Ultra Moisturizing Serumis designed to restore ideal hydration levels for soft supple skin, while increasing the skin’s plumpness and density. The Growth Factor Serums are different. These serums exfoliate and stimulate cellular activity. A moisturizer generally refers to a product designed to seal the skin and prevent the dehydration of the skin. Much like the lid on a pot stops the contents from evaporating. In a good skin regimen you need both. Dr. Denese makes 3
