How to choose the best Face Serum for yourr Skin Type

September 15, 2020 by Forest Essentials

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What Are Face Serums?

Almost like “a glass of water” for your skin, Serums are lightweight hydrators with water-like consistency, rich in natural humectants, antioxidants and vitamins, which glide onto the skin to treat targeted skin concerns while retaining the skin’s moisture levels. These are highly concentrated formulations that are infused with active ingredients to deliver effective results, with regular use. Most serums contain replenishing and skin-restoring ingredients like Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin C which lend intense nourishment and help regulate the collagen production in the skin.

Rasa

Why Should You Use A Face Serum?

First, serums must NOT be considered as replacements for moisturizers! Why, you ask? Well, with the delicate consistency, Serums are able to penetrate through the deepest layers of the skin to boost the hydrating effects of the moisturizer to follow. These do not only help combat environmental stressors but also delay the age spots, fine lines and blemishes, way before these signs of aging are visible to the naked eye. With keeping the skin nourished and well hydrated, resulting skin also feels plumped, healthier and supple.

Wait, are you in a dilemma if YOU should use a face serum or not? Let’s break this down for you… anyone in their 20s or onwards can use a face serum daily, as a part of the skincare routine. This can be used as a part of both, morning and night skincare regimen.

How To Pick The Best Face Serum For Your Skin Type?

Believe it or not, there’s a face serum for every skin type and concern. When it comes combination to oily skin, our experts suggest using the Forest Essentials Rasa Activating Serum that is enriched with age defying Ayurvedic extracts and collagen boosting vitamins, and helps in balancing sebum production in the skin. Additionally, this serum contains active herbal extracts and naturally derived Hyaluronic Acid, which deliver intense hydration and nourishment to the skin, while soothing sensitive skin. Due to its lightweight ‘water-like’ texture, it is instantly absorbed by the skin and leaves behind a dewy shine and clear skin. Follow with a gel based moisturiser and SPF to seal in the nutrients and protect the skin from UV rays and pollutants. For this, our experts recommend using the Forest Essentials Light Hydrating Aloe Vera Gel paired with the Forest Essentials Light Day Lotion Neroli, which comes with a natural SPF of 25.

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Soundarya Serum

While the Forest Essentials Rasa Activating Serum is a unique formulation that suits all skin types, people with dry, dehydrated skin can opt for an oil based serum instead, which almost works as an emollient with the properties of a face serum. Our experts recommend using the Advanced Soundarya Age Defying Facial Serum with 24K Gold by Forest Essentials to nourish dry skin and treat skin concerns that come with age, including fine lines, pigmentation and age spots. Infusions of real Gold Bhasma in a base of pure Cow’s Ghee penetrate through the deepest layers of the skin to boost collagen and restore firmness in the skin, while providing radiance. With just a few drops this Gold infused serum, the skin acquires resilient, luminous glow and smooth, even texture. The best part about this Ayurvedic serum is that it doubles up as a face massage oil, an emollient that easily glides on the skin! Follow with a moisturizer to seal and protect the skin, our experts recommend using the Forest Essentials Soundarya Radiance with 24 Karat Gold and SPF 25.

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Forest Essentials Luxurious Ayurveda

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