Face cream with hyaluronic acid (anti – Age) 100ml – Medicomed

Apply the cream to cleansed skin on the face, neck, and décolleté, pressing it in gently with fingertips so the hydrating film can form. In the morning, use it after any antioxidant serum (such as vitamin C) and before sunscreen — UV protection remains the single most effective habit for keeping skin looking youthful. In the evening, apply it after cleansing and any treatment serums; its richer texture makes it a comfortable final step for overnight hydration. The 100 ml jar is generous enough for twice-daily use over several months. If you already use a targeted serum, this cream works well as the moisturising layer on top. For skin that feels tight after winter or in dry indoor air, a morning application alone may be sufficient. Always start with a clean base so the hyaluronic acid can bind moisture effectively rather than sitting on residue.

The texture is described as rich enough to comfort dry or mature skin yet light enough to wear under SPF or makeup, which typically suits normal, dry, and early-mature skin types. If you have combination skin, you may prefer applying it only on the cheeks, neck, and décolleté where tightness or fine lines appear, while using a lighter gel-cream on the T-zone. Oily skin types often find a 100 ml jar of this richness unnecessary for daily full-face use, though it can serve as a targeted night treatment on areas that feel dehydrated. For sensitive or reactive skin, the source advises a patch test on the inner forearm before first use and to check the full ingredient list on the packaging for known triggers. Discontinue if irritation appears. The cream is a cosmetic — it hydrates and visually softens fine lines on the surface — and does not treat underlying skin conditions such as eczema or rosacea.

Hyaluronic acid in this cream works primarily in the upper layers of the epidermis. A single molecule can hold many times its weight in water, so when applied topically it creates a thin hydrating film that helps the skin surface stay plump and elastic. This visually softens fine lines, smooths the complexion, and helps makeup sit more evenly. A hyaluronic acid serum typically uses lower molecular weights to penetrate deeper, but it still needs an occlusive or emollient layer — like this cream — to prevent that moisture from evaporating. Using both is complementary: serum first for deeper hydration, cream second to lock it in and protect the barrier. The cream alone still delivers meaningful surface hydration, which is often enough for early signs of ageing or seasonal tightness. Neither format replaces internal hydration or a balanced diet, and results are cosmetic — temporary improvement in look and feel, not structural change.

If you notice redness, stinging, itching, or new breakouts after applying the cream, discontinue use right away. Rinse the area with lukewarm water and a gentle cleanser, then apply a simple, fragrance-free moisturiser you know your skin tolerates. The product information advises a patch test on the inner forearm before first use, especially if your skin is reactive — apply a small amount, wait 24 hours, and check for any reaction. Reactions can stem from any ingredient in the formula, not only hyaluronic acid, so always review the full ingredient list on the actual packaging (formulations can change). If irritation persists beyond a day or two, or if you have a known skin condition, consult a dermatologist or pharmacist. This cream is a cosmetic for hydration and comfort; it is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any skin disease. Avoid contact with the eyes, and do not apply to broken or compromised skin.