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I’m a sucker for pared-back packaging any day, but this super budget-friendly product really does what it says on the packet by way of hydration. It dealt to a seemingly always dry patch on the bridge of my nose after just a few days of applying morning and night, and overall my skin felt brighter, healthier and more supple. I’m an absolute convert. – Colleen O’Hanlon If, like me, your skin is both dry and sensitive, this is the product for you. Rich and hydrating, and packed with anti-ageing superstars like hyaluronic acid, vitamin B5 and vitamin E, it leaves my face feeling soft and looking bright. While this product is most definitely an oil, it s not actually oily; the serum soaks right on in there and makes a perfect base for your moisturiser. - Senior Entertainment reporter, Emily Brookes
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The fab four, skin-nourishing serums to try: l-r, The Ordinary, Hyaluronic acid, 2%, $14.75; Woodsy Botanics Facial Oil, $35; Superfood Night Oil from Skin Juice, $65; Rawkanvas Eternal: Plumping Deep Sea and Malachite Collagen Serum, $70.
One of the best parts of any skin care regime is smoothing on a serum after cleansing your face. It just feels so nourishing and pampering. For those who aren’t in the skincare know justyet, serums are a silky carrier system for concentrated skin food. Jam-packed with minerals, retinols and super-hydrators that can help keep skin plump, even-toned and dewy-looking, these little nutrient bombs can have a powerful effect on the look and feel of our facial skin.