article_snippet.sent: Dr. Adam Geyer, Kiehl’s Consulting Dermatologist, concurs.
article_snippet.sent: CREAMS IN THE CORRECT ORDER .
article_snippet.sent: Indeed, products with a thinner consistency - such as serum - should always be applied before thick face creams.
article_snippet.sent: Products with a thinner consistency - such as serum - should always be applied before thick face creams .
article_snippet.sent: Those creams with heavier consistencies can actually stop the lighter ones from penetrating the skin and doing the job the lighter ones've been designed to do - practically making the lighter ones redundant.
article_snippet.sent: Dr. Geoff Genesky, Kiehl’s Head of Laboratory, emphasises that consumers should also be careful to follow product instructions very carefully, especially when using products that have anti-ageing benefits but that can be a bit harsh to the skin's outermost layers. '
article_snippet.sent: DON'T USE TOO MUCH PRODUCT - AND DON'T BE LURED BY EXPENSIVE CREAMS . '
article_snippet.sent: Don't be swayed by marketing hype - using the right product for your skin type is key,' advises Leslie. '
article_snippet.sent: Buying a cult £120 moisturiser that's optimised for dry skin when your skin is oily means that you won't reap your skin full benefits, and your skin will start to misbehave.