Restore comfort and bounce to dry, dehydrated skin with Skymedic's professional hydration edit. This selection pairs medical-grade hyaluronic serums with nourishing creams and masks to replenish moisture and reinforce the skin barrier. Explore the collection below, with fast UK delivery.
Dehydrated skin: replace water, then keep it there
Dehydration is not the same as dry skin. Dry skin lacks oil; dehydrated skin lacks water, and it can affect oily skin too — think tight, dull and quick to show fine lines. The fix is to bring water into the skin with humectants such as hyaluronic acid, and then seal it in with a barrier-repairing cream. This edit covers both steps, inside and out.
Build your routine
- Serum: Hyalurox Serum (£94.80), a hydrating, antioxidant serum, on damp skin.
- Moisturiser: Hyalurox Cream (£102), with hyaluronic acid, ceramides, niacinamide and amino acids.
- From the inside: Hyalurox capsules (£72), an oral hyaluronic acid precursor — 120 capsules, a 30-day course.
- Body: Fotoskinox Hydrabody SPF 50 (£42), a hydrating body sunscreen.
- Lips: HA Protect (£37), a hyaluronic lip balm, also used after lip fillers.
The Hyalurox 360° kit (£192) combines serum, cream and capsules, and is what practitioners recommend after fillers and mesotherapy.
Frequently asked questions
Does oral hyaluronic acid actually reach the skin?
Hyalurox does not simply contain hyaluronic acid; it supplies the building blocks and cofactors your body uses to make its own. Take four capsules a day for at least eight weeks.
Should I apply hyaluronic acid to wet or dry skin?
Slightly damp skin works best, followed straight away by a cream so the water stays in the skin.
Why is my skin dehydrated in winter?
Cold air outside and central heating inside both pull water from the skin. Add a richer cream and avoid very hot showers.
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