Did you know that serums are formulated to address specific skin concerns such as wrinkles, firming, age spots and discolorations. Serums can address needs that aren’t covered by a regular moisturizer. The structure of the molecules in a serum is generally smaller than that of a moisturizer, which allows the serum to penetrate deeper than a regular moisturizer. Experts agree that serums and moisturizers may be used together since most serums do not have moisturizing ingredients. Most serums are geared for all skin types. But if you’re skin is very dry, you can layer a moisturizer over the serum. To give the additional emollients that extra dry skin may need.
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