Face Moisturisers

Find the perfect face moisturiser in our curated collection of natural and organic skincare. Each formula is designed to hydrate, nourish and support the skin barrier for healthy, radiant-looking skin. From lightweight creams to rich, nourishing textures, these natural face moisturisers combine botanical ingredients with cruelty-free standards and conscious beauty values, giving your skin effective everyday care. 

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Frequently Asked Questions
+ What is the difference between a face moisturiser and a face cream?
A face moisturiser is a broad term for a product designed to moisturise the skin, while a face cream generally refers to a cream-textured moisturiser. Moisturisers can also come in lotions, gels, gel-creams and other textures, so the best choice depends on your skin's needs and the finish you prefer.
+ Can I use a face moisturiser in the morning and at night?
You can use a face moisturiser as part of both your morning and evening skincare routines. In the morning, choose a texture that sits comfortably with the rest of your skincare and sunscreen. At night, you may prefer a richer or more nourishing formula, particularly if your skin feels dry or tight.
+ Can oily skin use a hydrating face moisturiser?
Yes. Oily skin still needs hydration. If your skin tends to feel oily, lightweight gels, gel-creams or lotions can provide moisture without the heavier feel of a rich cream. Look for a formulation that feels comfortable on your skin rather than avoiding moisturiser altogether.
+ What is the difference between natural and organic moisturisers?
Natural moisturisers generally contain ingredients derived from natural sources, although the term does not have one universal definition. Organic moisturisers contain ingredients produced according to organic standards, where applicable. When shopping, check the product's ingredient information and any relevant organic certification to understand what the formulation offers.
+ Can I use a day cream at night?
Yes. A day cream can generally be used at night if you like its texture and how it feels on your skin. If it contains SPF, the sun protection is simply unnecessary while you sleep. For a dedicated night routine, you may prefer a moisturiser without SPF or a richer formula designed for overnight use. Always follow the product's directions for the intended use.
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Choosing a Face Moisturiser by Skin Type

Your skin type can help guide the texture and formulation you choose, but there is no single moisturiser that works for everyone.

  • Dry skin: Rich cream-based moisturisers, and nourishing formulas can provide a more comfortable feel and help reduce moisture loss. Look for moisturising ingredients such as plant oils, butters and other emollients.
  • Oily skin: Lightweight gels, gel-creams and fluid lotions can provide hydration without leaving a heavy or greasy feel. Look for lightweight formulations rather than assuming oily skin does not need moisturiser.
  • Combination skin: A lightweight lotion or gel-cream can provide balanced hydration without feeling overly rich. You may prefer a lighter texture across the face and a more nourishing formula on areas that feel dry.
  • Sensitive skin: Simple, gentle hydrating moisturisers with fewer potential irritants may be preferable. Fragrance-free options can be worth considering if your skin is easily irritated.
  • Dehydrated skin: Dehydration means the skin lacks water rather than oil, and it can affect any skin type. Hydrating ingredients such as glycerin or aloe vera can help attract and retain moisture, while emollients and occlusive ingredients can help reduce moisture loss.
  • Normal skin: Lightweight lotions, gel-creams or medium-weight creams can all work well, depending on the finish and level of hydration you prefer.

Understanding Moisturising Ingredients

The texture of a moisturiser is only part of the equation. Different ingredients contribute to hydration and skin comfort in different ways:

  • Humectants attract water to help increase hydration.
  • Emollients help soften and smooth the skin.
  • Occlusives form a protective layer that helps reduce moisture loss.

When choosing a face moisturiser or a moisturising cream, consider your skin type, how your skin feels throughout the day, the texture you enjoy and the ingredients that work well for you.