Hydrating serum - 1% hyaluronic acid

A skincare routine is always applied from the lightest to the richest texture!

Morning :
1/ Wash your face (optional) to remove dust and impurities

2/ Apply your eye contour cream to open and relax your eyes

3/ Then apply your serum, concentrated in active ingredients, to bring maximum benefits to your skin

4/ Finally, apply your day cream to seal in the benefits of the serum and prevent water loss

Evening :
1/ Cleanse your face to remove all impurities

2/ Wash your face to complete the cleansing

3/ Apply your eye contour cream to pamper this sensitive area overnight

4/ Apply your serum to deeply care for the epidermis

5/ Finally, apply your night cream to rediscover smoother, firmer skin upon waking.

A face serum is always applied from the most watery to the most oily texture (or from the lightest to the heaviest texture).

Here's the order of Endro serums, from lightest to richest:

1 - Global anti-aging serum

2 - Moisturizing serum

3 - Healthy glow serum (best applied in the morning for a healthy glow, but only once a day)

4 - Collagen or anti-dark spot serum

5 - Anti-imperfections serum (only applied locally in the evening)

More concentrated in active ingredients than a cream, a serum delivers enhanced, targeted efficacy. Serums provide a “plus”. They either boost the cream applied, or complement it. There's a serum for every taste: ultra-moisturizing, anti-oxidant, anti-dark spot, radiance, anti-imperfections. They can be adapted to your skin's needs.

- Greater efficacy: A serum is generally more concentrated than a cream, which means it contains a higher concentration of active ingredients. By using a serum in addition to a day cream, you can target specific skin problems more effectively.

- Layering benefits: A serum is formulated to penetrate the skin more deeply than a cream, so by layering a serum under a day cream, you provide multiple layers of hydration and protection for the skin.

- Customizable: Serums are available in different formulations and ingredients, so you can choose one that targets your specific skin concerns, whether anti-aging, hydration, brightening, etc.

- Light: Serums are often lightweight, absorbing quickly into the skin without leaving a heavy or greasy residue, making them an excellent option for layering under make-up or moisturizer.

By using a serum as a complement to a day cream, you can amplify the benefits of the day cream, making it more effective and efficient.

In general, hyaluronic acid can be used on all skin types. The natural production of this component diminishes from the age of 25 onwards, which is why it is recommended to start using it at this age. hyaluronic acid is neither greasy nor occlusive. It penetrates very quickly to the heart of the skin, offering a good alternative for oily, combination and dehydrated epidermis. It helps maintain a certain level of hydration without the risk of new pimples appearing. This is because when skin becomes dehydrated, it sets in motion a process to produce excess sebum to make up for what it lacks. It's a molecule made for all skin types!

1. Dry skin :
- In the morning : apply our moisturizing serum, concentrated in 1% hyaluronic acid.
- In the evening : apply an oily serum or our hyaluronic acid moisturizing serum again.

2. Oily skin :
- Morning : apply a niacinamide serum or our hyaluronic acid moisturizing serum.
- In the evening : if small pimples appear, apply our local anti-blemish serum.

3. Combination skin with imperfections :
- Morning : apply our concentrated anti-spot serum
- Evening : apply our local anti-blemish serum

5. Mature skin :
- Morning : apply our global anti-aging serum
- Evening : apply our concentrated anti-aging collagen serum

6. Dull skin :
- Morning : apply our healthy glow serum with vitamin C
- Evening : apply our moisturizing serum with hyaluronic acid 1%

Remember that these combinations may vary according to your specific needs and the products you use. It's always best to consult a dermatologist or skin specialist for more precise recommendations.

Hyaluronic acid has a viscous texture. So it's hardly surprising if the serum feels sticky in the first few moments of application. This sensation disappears a few minutes after application. It's simply the natural texture of this particularly viscous product.