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Your skin needs more water
The most crucial anti-ageing ingredient in your skincare regime? Plain old water, responsible for plumpness, suppleness and radiant glow. Along with drinking your fill each day, here are 5 moisturisers specially designed to boost your skin's water levels.
Avene Hydrance Optimale Hydrating Serum, £17
Infused with a high concentration of Avene Thermal Spring Water, the new hydrating serum heals, soothes and hydrates sensitive skin, while helping to keep moisture locked in for longer.
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Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micelle Solution, £9.99
Once France's best-kept beauty secret, Bioderma's Sensibio H2O Micelle Solution has sparked a micellar water craze throught the skincare industry. The gentlest way to remove make-up and daily grime, this water based solution soothes and restores while cleansing.
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Time Bomb POWERBALL Intensive Moisturiser, £36
Hailed as the beauty brand's 'watershed moment', pun fully intended, Time Bomb's POWERBALL Intensive Moisturiser is the first intensive formula designed to flood skin with 21 natural hydrating agents, all aiding skin to refill and retain essential water.
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Clinique Moisture Surge Intense, £34
Evaporation of water from the skin's upper layers is the key cause of dry skin. Clinique's Moisture Surge Intense acts to strengthen the skin's barrier, reducing that evaporation and locking in more moisture.
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LA ROCHE-POSAY Hydreane Riche Moisturising Cream, £14.50
Another skincare hero infused with thermal water, LA ROCHE-POSAY's Hydreane Riche Moisturising Cream is packed with hydrolipids, a new generation of 'water carriers', designed to allow the healing properties of the thermal spa water to further penetrate the skin's layers, for longer lasting hydration.
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