Moisturizers - Day Cream, Night Cream, Face Oil & More

Not every moisturizer does the same job, and knowing the difference makes it easier to build a routine that actually works rather than defaulting to whichever jar is closest.

• Day cream is built to be worn under makeup and SPF, so it absorbs quickly and doesn't leave a heavy finish. The Moisture Replenishing Day Cream is formulated for exactly that: hydration that sets you up for the day without feeling like an extra layer.
• Night cream has more room to work while you sleep, which is why it tends to be richer than its daytime counterpart. The Recovering Night Cream focuses on repair and firming and is meant to be applied as the last step before bed.
• Super Cream is the most intensive option in the range, thicker than a standard day or night cream and built for skin that needs more than surface-level hydration. The Super Cream with Bakuchiol works well for drier skin types or during colder months, when a regular moisturizer isn't quite enough.
• Face oil gives a lighter, more targeted form of hydration and is usually layered underneath a cream rather than used on its own. The Restoring Face Oil is best applied to slightly damp skin, where it helps lock in moisture that's already there instead of adding it from scratch.
• Neck treatment is often left out of a routine entirely, even though the skin there shows signs of aging just like facial skin does. The Neck Firming Complex is formulated specifically for the neck area rather than relying on whatever face cream happens to reach that far down.
• Primer sits at the end of a skincare routine and the start of a makeup routine, smoothing texture and prepping skin for whatever goes on next. The Botanical Primer does that job while still delivering hydration beneath the surface.

It's tempting to reach for more products expecting better results, but layering them the wrong way can leave skin feeling heavy or prevent more active formulas from absorbing properly. The general rule is lightest to heaviest: face oil first if you're using one, then your day or night cream on top, then primer if you're prepping for makeup. Applying a rich cream before a lighter oil just traps the oil on the surface instead of letting it do its job.

Frequency matters just as much as order. Day cream and night cream are daily-use products, meant to be swapped morning and night rather than picked based on mood. Super Cream and neck treatments are typically used once a day too, but can be scaled back to every other day if your skin ever starts to feel over-moisturized. A feeling of tightness or a greasy after-feel are both signs to ease off rather than pile on another layer.

If you're building a full skincare routine rather than shopping for moisturizers on their own, this collection works well alongside the serum, mask, and eye treatment ranges, or start with the full skincare collection to shop by category.