DMK Hydroloc

Only after consultation. I provide this product after a consultation to ensure it matches your skin's specific needs. Feel free to send me a message or book a free intake, and we can look into it together.

A rich cream for skin that is naturally dry and struggles to retain moisture for long.

Why it works

The cream is based on oleic acid, sunflower seed oil, safflower oil, and coconut oil, held together by a plant-based emulsifier. This is where it differs from a regular moisturizer: dry skin isn't primarily lacking water, but fats. You can apply all the water you want, but without a lipid barrier to lock it in, it will simply evaporate again. The oils in this cream form that barrier. The result is visible after a few days in skin that flakes less, feels less tight, and is smoother to the touch.

The texture is thick and nourishing. A little goes a long way, which is a good thing.

For whom

For genetically dry skin, skin that flakes or feels tight, and for post-menopausal skin when natural oil production decreases. Also suitable when your skin struggles in winter, at high altitudes, or in the wind, and as a recovery treatment after a day in the sun.

How to use

Two pumps, dab onto face, neck, and décolleté, then massage in with wet fingers. Add water or a little more product until fully absorbed. In your routine, it comes after your cleanser, serums, and oils, and before your SPF during the day.

What I’d like you to know

That massaging with wet fingers isn't just a detail; it's how this cream is meant to be used. Anyone who tries to apply it dry will find it heavy and sticky, and will likely leave it in the cupboard. With water, it melts and absorbs easily. It is even better to mist Herb & Mineral over it before massaging. And honestly: this is not a cream you need to start using in July. It really comes into its own once the heating goes on.

Questions about whether this is the right choice for your skin? Feel free to send me a message, and we can check it together.