Moisturizer

A ceramide-based moisturizer for daily hydration, plus a dedicated gel for the under-eye area — because puffiness and dryness aren't the same problem. Sulfate-free · Paraben-free · Silicone-free · Dermatologically tested · Cash on delivery

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Under Eye Gel

A cooling roller gel for the thin skin around your eyes — built for puffiness, dark circles and the first fine lines, not a substitute for your regular moisturizer, but used alongside it.

15 gm, Pack of 1

( 13 reviews )

₹359.00 ~~₹449.00~~

20%Off

Hydration Boost Moisturizer

Built to hold moisture in, not just add it — Lipomoist, Ceramides and Hyaluronic Acid work together to strengthen your skin barrier, not just sit on top of it.

50 ml, Pack of 1

( 19 reviews )

₹479.00 ~~₹599.00~~

20%Off

Face hydration or under-eye care

Everyday dryness or a stressed skin barrier → Hydration Boost Moisturizer Built with Ceramides and Hyaluronic Acid — Ceramides help hold the skin barrier together, Hyaluronic Acid pulls in moisture. For dry, sensitive or barrier-compromised skin.

Dark circles, puffiness or tired-looking eyes → Under Eye Gel A lightweight gel with caffeine (helps with puffiness) and Eyeseryl peptides, made specifically for the thinner skin around the eyes — not a substitute for your regular moisturizer, but used alongside it.

Want something lighter, for oily or normal skin → Mexican or Pink Aloe Vera Gel See our full Aloe Vera Gel range — a good option if a cream moisturizer feels too heavy for your skin.

How and when to use

Problem:

Moisturizer works best when the timing and layering are right — most people either skip it or use it wrong.

How to use:

Apply on slightly damp skin, right after cleansing — this helps lock in more moisture.
Use a thin, even layer. A pea-sized amount is usually enough for the face.
In the morning, follow with sunscreen. At night, this can be your last step.
For under-eye, use a small dot with your ring finger — light pressure, no rubbing.

Why Ceramides matter

Ceramides are naturally occurring lipids that hold your skin cells together, like mortar between bricks. When they're depleted — from harsh cleansers, hot water, over-exfoliating, or just age — skin loses moisture faster and reacts more easily to things it used to tolerate. Hydration Boost Moisturizer is built to replace what's been stripped, alongside Hyaluronic Acid for immediate hydration.

Full breakdown: Ceramides · Hyaluronic Acid

Want the deeper dive? Read: Moisturizer Guide: Benefits, Importance & Best Hydration Tips

Dry skin and tired eyes aren't the same problem. Get the moisturizer built for your skin barrier, and the gel built for your under-eyes. [Shop Moisturizer & Under Eye Gel →]

FAQs

A: Yes. Oily skin can still be dehydrated underneath — skipping moisturizer often makes skin produce even more oil to compensate. A lightweight, gel-based option like our Aloe Vera Gel usually works better than a heavy cream for oily skin.

A: Hydrated skin looks plumper, which can soften the appearance of early fine lines. This is a hydration effect, not a collagen-building one — for that, see our Retinol Face Serum.

A: Hydration Boost Moisturizer is built with Ceramides for barrier repair — better suited to dry or sensitive skin. Aloe Vera Gel is lighter and cooling, better suited to oily, normal or very hot-weather days. Some people use aloe in summer and the moisturizer in winter.

A: Yes — apply the Under Eye Gel first on the under-eye area, then your regular moisturizer on the rest of your face.

A: Skin usually feels softer right away. Visible improvement in dryness or under-eye puffiness typically takes a few weeks of consistent use.