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(A sunscreen with a physical block like titanium dioxide or zinc oxide can be applied last, after a serum or moisturizer.) Apply a serum next and, finally, moisturizer if you need it. Polis also recommends serums or sunscreens with moisturizers built in because they save time.
One mistake some people make is applying moisturiser on dry skin, when it's least likely to help. Put on moisturiser when your skin is still damp. That way, the moisturiser is trapping the moisture still on your skin.Your skin shouldn't be sopping wet -- just pat yourself dry with a towel and put it on.Let it soak in for a few minutes, and then towel off the excess. You've also got to get the right type of moisturiser.he moisturiser must also be thick and greasy in order to seal in the moisture needed for good dry skin care. One simple moisturiser test is to put some of your lotion in the palm of your hand and flip your hand over. If it runs or drips, it's not thick enough for dry skin.