This serum focuses on delivering a significant dose of hyaluronic acid to quench thirsty skin. It aims for a plump, dewy appearance, making it a good option for those struggling with dryness or dullness.
Sephora price
$72.00
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Sephora reviews
4.2 / 5
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Glass take
4.2 / 5 overall fit
A solid choice for dry and normal skin types seeking hydration, but it may not be the most innovative serum on the market.
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View SephoraWhat Sephora says
A hydrating serum with a 75 percent Hyaluronic Acid Complex to help plump the look of skin with moisture for a dewy, youthful-, healthy-looking glow.
Apply serum to face and neck twice daily with continued use. For external use only.
What Glass adds
A straightforward hydrating serum. It does what it says it will do: hydrate. If your primary concern is dryness or a lack of plumpness, this is a reliable choice. It doesn't offer much beyond basic hydration, so don't expect it to tackle multiple concerns.
Consistent hydration
Users appreciate the reliable and consistent hydration this serum provides, making their skin feel softer and look more supple.
Dewy finish
Many reviewers mention the desirable dewy finish, which contributes to a healthy-looking complexion.
Best for
Skip if
Routine fit
Apply this serum after cleansing and toning, and before your moisturizer. It's an excellent step to add hydration before sealing it in with a richer cream.
Why it works
The useful question is not whether this product is good in a vacuum. It is whether it makes your routine easier to run or just adds one more bottle with a familiar ingredient on it.
What it actually does well
Where it starts to feel redundant
Routine fit
Morning and Night
This serum can be used both morning and night. In the morning, it provides a hydrating base for makeup. At night, it helps replenish moisture lost throughout the day.
Glass rating
A solid choice for dry and normal skin types seeking hydration, but it may not be the most innovative serum on the market.
Hydration
4.5 / 5
Delivers a noticeable boost of moisture, leaving skin feeling plump and dewy.
Texture
4.3 / 5
Lightweight and absorbs quickly without feeling sticky.
Full ingredient breakdown
Solvent
Badness
0.0 / 10
The base of the formulation, dissolving other ingredients.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A plant-derived oil that can help soften and smooth the skin.
Usually helps with
Dry skin
Watch for
May be too rich for very oily or acne-prone skin
Humectant
Badness
1.0 / 10
A common humectant that helps draw moisture to the skin.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A synthetic emollient that provides a smooth feel and helps prevent moisture loss.
Usually helps with
Dry skin
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None
Humectant
Badness
0.0 / 10
A powerful humectant that draws water into the skin, supporting hydration and barrier function.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Active
Badness
0.0 / 10
A salt form of hyaluronic acid, it effectively attracts and binds moisture to the skin, plumping and hydrating.
Usually helps with
Dryness, fine lines, dullness
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None
Exfoliant
Badness
3.0 / 10
An alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that can gently exfoliate and help improve skin texture and hydration.
Usually helps with
Dullness, uneven texture
Watch for
Can increase sun sensitivity; start slowly if new to AHAs
Skin-Conditioning Agent
Badness
2.0 / 10
Lipids that are naturally found in the skin barrier, helping to maintain its integrity and moisture.
Usually helps with
Dryness, barrier support
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None
Thickener
Badness
2.0 / 10
A synthetic polymer used to thicken formulations and improve texture.
Usually helps with
Texture enhancement
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None
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A type of starch that can help condition and soften the skin.
Usually helps with
Dry skin
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None
Skin-Conditioning Agent
Badness
2.0 / 10
Essential components of cell membranes that help with skin barrier function and moisture retention.
Usually helps with
Barrier support, hydration
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None
Thickener
Badness
2.0 / 10
A synthetic polymer used to thicken cosmetic formulations.
Usually helps with
Texture
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None
Preservative
Badness
1.0 / 10
A common preservative used to prevent microbial growth.
Usually helps with
Product stability
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Generally well-tolerated
Preservative
Badness
1.0 / 10
A skin-conditioning agent with preservative properties, often used to boost the efficacy of other preservatives.
Usually helps with
Product stability
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None
pH Adjuster
Badness
1.0 / 10
Used to adjust the pH of the formulation to ensure stability and efficacy.
Usually helps with
Formulation stability
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Can be irritating at high concentrations, but safe in cosmetic formulations
Antioxidant
Badness
2.0 / 10
A fat-soluble form of Vitamin C that acts as an antioxidant, helping to protect the skin from free radical damage.
Usually helps with
Antioxidant protection
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Less potent than L-Ascorbic Acid
Antioxidant
Badness
1.0 / 10
Also known as Vitamin E, it's an antioxidant that helps protect the skin from environmental damage.
Usually helps with
Antioxidant protection
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None
Emulsifier
Badness
1.0 / 10
A phospholipid that helps stabilize oil and water mixtures and can also condition the skin.
Usually helps with
Emulsification, skin conditioning
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None
Preservative
Badness
1.0 / 10
A common preservative that prevents the growth of bacteria, yeast, and mold.
Usually helps with
Product stability
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Can be irritating for some, especially when combined with ascorbic acid
Skin-Conditioning Agent
Badness
3.0 / 10
A mineral extract believed to have antioxidant properties.
Usually helps with
Antioxidant support
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Limited scientific evidence for significant topical benefits
Skin-Conditioning Agent
Badness
2.0 / 10
An extract from red algae, rich in minerals and believed to have soothing properties.
Usually helps with
Soothing, mineral support
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None
pH Adjuster
Badness
1.0 / 10
A salt of citric acid used to adjust pH and sometimes as a chelating agent.
Usually helps with
Formulation stability
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None
Humectant
Badness
1.0 / 10
A humectant that helps improve skin hydration and also acts as a preservative booster.
Usually helps with
Hydration, preservation
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None
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A fatty alcohol that acts as an emollient, softening and smoothing the skin.
Usually helps with
Dry skin
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None
Thickener
Badness
1.0 / 10
A polysaccharide used as a thickening and stabilizing agent.
Usually helps with
Texture
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None
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
An emollient that helps condition and soften the skin.
Usually helps with
Dry skin
Watch for
None
Emollient
Badness
2.0 / 10
A silicone that forms a protective barrier on the skin, helping to reduce moisture loss and provide a smooth feel.
Usually helps with
Smoothing, moisture retention
Watch for
Can feel heavy on oily skin; may clog pores for some
Preservative
Badness
3.0 / 10
A widely used preservative that helps prevent bacterial contamination.
Usually helps with
Product stability
Watch for
Can be irritating for sensitive skin; potential allergen for some
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FAQ
Yes, this serum is specifically formulated with a high concentration of hyaluronic acid complex to provide intense hydration, making it ideal for dry and normal skin types.
While it provides hydration, the texture might be too rich for very oily skin types. If you have oily skin, consider using it sparingly or opting for lighter hydrating serums.
The primary benefit is deep hydration, which helps to plump the skin, reduce the appearance of fine lines, and impart a dewy, healthy-looking glow.
