What to do after applying serum?

After applying serum, it is important to moisturize your skin with a cream or lotion to lock in the beneficial ingredients and keep your skin hydrated.
Moisturizers act as a barrier, locking in moisture and preventing the skin from drying out. This helps to reduce redness, irritation, and tightness that are common signs of dehydration. Additionally, moisturizers can also help protect your skin from environmental damage like sun exposure or extreme cold temperatures.

Moisturizing doesn’t just apply to face products either; it should be used on all areas of your body that need extra hydration such as hands, feet, elbows etc. Moisturizer comes in various forms such as lotions and creams which can provide different levels of hydration depending on what you need for your individual skin type. For example if you have oily skin then using an oil-free moisturizer is recommended so that it does not contribute to excess oil production on the surface of the skin.

The right type of moisturizer will depend on how much hydration is needed; heavier creams are best for very dry/sensitive skins while lighter lotions work well for normal/combination skins providing a protective layer without feeling greasy or heavy on the skin. When applying any form of moisturizer make sure you massage into damp clean skin allowing time for absorption before putting clothes over top or stepping out into the sun with no sunscreen protection after use! Doing this will ensure maximum benefit from the product by helping maintain suppleness and softening any rough patches often associated with dryness caused by lack of water content within our cells leading to dull looking complexion overall.

• Moisturizers act as a barrier, locking in moisture and preventing the skin from drying out.
• Moisturizing should be used on all areas of your body that need extra hydration such as hands, feet and elbows.
• The right type of moisturizer depends on how much hydration is needed; heavier creams are best for very dry/sensitive skins while lighter lotions work well for normal/combination skins.