Skin Rescue Moisturiser

Yes, moisturiser can follow your evening retinoid step. Skin Rescue lists ceramides NP, AP and EOP alongside cholesterol, squalane and niacinamide. Follow the retinoid’s gradual introduction schedule; applying moisturiser is not a reason to continue through irritation.

For the Cyrène vitamin C serums, apply serum to clean, dry skin first, let it settle, then use your moisturiser. In the morning, sunscreen comes afterwards. Keep the layers separate rather than mixing them together.

Yes. Having surface oil does not mean your skin never feels dehydrated or tight. Start with a small amount and adjust to comfort. A moisturiser can be part of an oily-skin routine, but no individual formula can guarantee that it will never cause a breakout.

A separate hydration serum is optional. Use the moisturiser on its own first if you prefer fewer steps. If you still want a serum, apply it before the moisturiser and introduce it separately so you can judge the difference.

Pause the exfoliating products and keep your routine simple. Do not apply this moisturiser to broken skin or persist if it stings or causes a reaction. Persistent soreness, a rash or ongoing redness needs professional advice; a cosmetic moisturiser is not a treatment for a skin injury.

No. It contains no added perfume or fragrance, as with the rest of our skincare collection. If you have a known ingredient allergy, still check the full ingredient list: fragrance-free does not mean every formula suits every person.