It’s common to experience dryness, flakiness, redness and pigmentation as we age, especially before, during, and after menopause. While general-purpose moisturisers can do the trick, it can pay off to try a specialised moisturiser that will hydrate and nourish mature skin.
As a beauty writer in my 50s, I’ve tried dozens of products claiming to do just that. After more than two decades in the beauty industry, I’ve seen and tested it all, from eye creams for mature skin to anti-ageing night creams.
While lots of the products out there are ineffective, my tests have found a few moisturisers for mature skin that live up to their claims. I suffer from dehydrated skin, but I’ve seen dramatic improvements as I’ve tested these creams. My skin is hydrated, radiant and restored, with a plumper, juicier and more toned appearance.
However, we all have different skin types, needs, and conditions. A moisturiser that works well for oily skin might not work well for sensitive skin, and one that smoothes wrinkles might not be right for tackling an uneven skin tone. These moisturisers are also fairly expensive, so I tried a range of creams from £12 all the way up to £90.
Submitted August 11, 2025 at 09:51AM by theindybest https://ift.tt/hX9z7ye
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