Between urban pollution, routines that are sometimes too aggressive and a changing climate, the skin’s balance is put to the test on a daily basis. For many, this results in a feeling of discomfort, a loss of radiance or the appearance of recurring imperfections.
Uncomfortable, reactive, marked skin: understand what weakens it
The skin acts as a living barrier, both protective and regulating. But faced with repeated attacks – extreme temperatures, dry wind, fine particles, overly harsh cleansers or overload of cosmetics – this barrier loses its effectiveness. Result: water evaporates more quickly, irritants penetrate more easily, and the skin’s balance is disrupted.
This imbalance manifests itself in several ways. Persistent tightness, redness, areas of dryness or, on the contrary, excess sebum: the signs of an altered barrier are numerous, often cumulative, and can affect all skin types. Even those usually considered “” can become uncomfortable or reactive. In this context, restoring functional hydration is no longer a simple gesture of comfort, but an essential lever to soothe and strengthen the skin over the long term.
A formula designed to restore without overloading
Byoma Moisturizing Gel Cream is based on a targeted combination of active ingredients recognized for their affinity with the skin. It contains a complex of three ceramides (NP, AP, EOP), combined with cholesterol and essential fatty acids. These lipids, naturally present in the skin barrier, help limit water loss and strengthen the protective function of the skin.
This base is enriched with niacinamide, an active ingredient with multiple properties: it regulates sebum production, reduces diffuse redness and helps improve the uniformity of the complexion. A green tea extract completes the formula for its soothing and antioxidant effects. The formula, free of controversial ingredients, obtained the maximum score of 100/100 on Yuka.
Visible results from the first weeks
Designed to be used morning and evening, Byoma Moisturizing Gel Cream is easily integrated into a daily routine. Its gel texture, fine and non-greasy, penetrates quickly without leaving an occlusive film. It provides an immediate feeling of comfort, while leaving the skin matte and supple.
The effects observed over the course of applications are progressive but clear: smoother, visibly soothed skin, with a reduction in superficial imperfections. In areas prone to shine, the skin texture appears better controlled, while redness fades more quickly. The hydration is long-lasting, without saturation effect, even in case of combination or sensitive skin.
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FAQ – Sensitive skin and imperfections: what you need to know about targeted hydration
1. Does oily or blemished skin really need hydration?
Yes. Even oily skin can be dehydrated. Deprived of water, it overproduces sebum, which can worsen shine and imperfections. Appropriate hydration is therefore essential to rebalance without suffocating.
2. How to recognize a non-comedogenic cream suitable for sensitive skin?
It does not contain known occlusive ingredients (mineral oils, heavy silicones), avoids aggressive perfumes and alcohols, and favors formulas tested under dermatological control.
3. What is the difference between hydration and nutrition for the skin?
Hydration provides water to the skin via active ingredients such as glycerin or hyaluronic acid. Nutrition provides lipids. Sensitive skin with imperfections often needs hydration without excess nutrition.
4. Can we use a moisturizing gel morning and evening?
Yes, provided it is formulated for twice-daily application. A non-greasy, well-tolerated gel can strengthen the skin barrier in the morning and soothe after evening cleansing.
5. How long does it take to see the effects of an anti-blemish moisturizer?
The first improvements (calming, comfort) can be visible within a few days. For an action on imperfections and skin texture, you need on average 3 to 4 weeks of regular use.
