Q1: Which moisturizer is good for oily skin?

A lightweight gel or water-based moisturiser can feel comfortable on oily skin. Neutrogena Hydro Boost and Ponds Super Light Gel are among the lighter options in the current bestseller collection.

Q2: Can I use a face moisturizer in summer?

Yes. A lighter moisturiser can be easier to wear in warm weather, especially if you do not like a heavy layer on your face.

Q3: Can acne-prone skin use moisturizer?

Yes. Acne-prone skin can still need moisturisation. A lighter texture may feel more comfortable, and it is worth checking the ingredients if you have specific skin concerns.

Q4: Which is better, serum or moisturiser?

They have different roles. A serum is generally used for targeted skincare, while a moisturiser helps hydrate the skin and keep it comfortable.

Q5: Can I apply moisturizer before sunscreen?

Yes. Apply moisturiser first and sunscreen afterwards as the final step of your morning skincare routine.

Q6: Is a gel moisturizer better than a cream?

Neither is automatically better. A gel usually feels lighter, while a cream gives a richer moisturising feel. Your skin and texture preference are good places to start.

Q7: What is the difference between a day cream and a moisturiser?

A day cream is a moisturiser intended for daytime use. Some day creams may have additional skincare ingredients or a particular finish, while a regular moisturiser can be used whenever your routine needs it.

Q8: How do I choose a moisturizer for dry skin?

Start with the texture. A cream or balm usually gives a richer feel than a gel, so it can be a good option when your skin regularly feels dry or tight.