Absorption describes how well a substance penetrates your skin. Here we measure absorption in terms of its rate of penetration into your skin. How fast did it absorb? Some products don't absorb well, and instead "sit" on top of skin forming a film, which can range from light to heavy. If you still have a layer of product sitting on top of your skin, the rate would be considered Very Slow.
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Sometimes a product leaves a residue on the skin after it is applied - a film or a layer of product. Often the residue feels greasy, particularly with heavy moisturizers that contain a high amount of lipids. If your product does have residue, how greasy is it?
Simple Hydrating Light Moisturizer is made using a light formula designed to provide all-day nourishment for your skin. While suitable for all skin types, this cream is particularly
beneficial for sensitive skin. Added pro-vitamin B5 assists in reaching the skin's deeper layers and maintaining a natural moisture balance under the surface. Vitamin E, also included in this
Simple Moisturizer, is an antioxidant that assists in reducing visible signs of aging. Active ingredients glycerin and borage seed oil provide lasting smoothness and protection. Simple Light
Moisturizer, 4.2 oz, is free from dyes, artificial perfumes and harsh chemicals making it non-irritant and naturally healthy. The Simple Hydrating Light Moisturizer nourishes and protects
without irritation. Simple Hydrating Light Moisturizer:
- Lightly silky formula provides all-day nourishment and moisture
- With added vitamins pro-vitamin B5 and vitamin E
- Contains skin-loving ingredients glycerin and borage seed oil
- Suitable for all skin types, especially sensitive skin
- No dyes, no artificial perfumes and no harsh irritants that can upset your skin
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