SKIN SERUMS
Always wanted skin that glows and makes you feel so good? Don’t look too far... the serum is one of the easiest ways to achieve that flawless look all women aim for. There are various types here, so read through them and see which one works best for your
Olay Regenerist Luminous Skin Tone Perfecting Serum
Our skin requires a lot of energy to do what it needs to do to look good. When we’re young and sprightly, we have skin energy by the bucket load, it’s why our skin looked so plump and fresh. But, as we get older, skin energy takes a drop and so cell turnover slows down and our skin is less able to repair damage. The technology in Olay’s new Regenerist serum boosts re-energises our skin cells while also targeting dark sports with Sepiwhite and speeding up cell turnover with niacinamide (a B vitamin).
Estée Lauder Advance Night Repair
Layer this serum under your nightly moisturiser and you’ll spur your skin into regeneration while you sleep. It uses technology that works inline with the skins nighttime rhythm and, essentially, makes the whole skin renewal process more efficient.
SkinCeuticals Resveratrol B E
Ok, so it’s not technically a serum but you apply this before your moisturiser. It’s a gel like formula packed to the rafters with the powerful antioxidant reseveratrol plus Baicalin and Vitamin E. Wear it at night so that, with it, your skin has a fighting chance of repairing the damage that occurred during the day.
Dr Andrew Weil for Origins Mega-Bright Skin Tone Correcting Serum
An uneven skin tone is more aging than wrinkles. Fact. This brightening serum harnesses the pigment blitzing properties of Rosa Roxburghii (the fruit of a variety of rose) plus essential fatty acids and vitamins A, C and E - to brighten skin and help to repair UV damage, post-inflammatory pigmentation and age spots. Clever stuff.
Vichy Liftactiv Serum 10
This gem of an anti-ageing serum contains the much lauded ingredient Rhamnose. Rhamnose is a kind of sugar found mostly in plants, that has been found to significantly support skin in the war against ageing. Over time it softens wrinkles and the appearance of pores and smoothes a rough texture which in turn helps skin to reflect more light and so look more radiance.