Hydrating B5 Serum For Blemish-Prone Skin

Vitamin B5 and hyaluronic acid are not the same ingredients, but both ingredients will moisturize your skin. Vitamin B5 draws moisture to your skin from the air around you, and then hyaluronic acid will retain that moisture in the skin.

It is normal to see positive results after using Hydrating B5 Gel daily for two months.

Vitamin B5 gel is great to use on your face. Two to three drops applied to the entire face, neck, and chest will help to rejuvenate the skin.

B5 serum can be used in either the morning or at night. Best practices recommend that users should apply products from thinnest to thickest. In the morning, hydrating B5 serum should be used after a vitamin C antioxidant serum and before sunscreen. Apply the B5 gel in the evening after retinol.

While H.A. Intensifier and Hydrating B5 Gel both help hydrate the skin, they do each do it differently. H.A. Intensifier increases the amount of hyaluronic acid in the skin, which improves its ability to absorb and retain water. While Hydrating B5 Gel also contains hyaluronic acid, its primary ingredient is vitamin B5, a natural moisturizer. Rather than capturing and retaining water, vitamin B5 provides moisture to the skin to condition dry patches and smooth wrinkles and fine lines.

Use Hydrating B5 Gel before applying a moisturizer, so the hyaluronic acid can more easily retain the water from your moisturizer and work synergistically with vitamin B5.

Hydrating B5 Gel does not clog pores. This vitamin B5 serum smooths the texture of the skin by moisturizing, which plumps and smooths the skin.

Yes, you can use Hydrating B5 Gel with formulas containing vitamin C. The combination of key ingredients in Hydrating B5 Gel (hyaluronic acid and vitamin B5) works well with vitamin C and will provide ideal results with your daily moisturizer. To use, in the morning, apply Hydrating B5 Gel after a vitamin C antioxidant serum.

Yes, for best results, use 2-3 drops of Hydrating B5 Gel once or twice daily.