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How to Choose a Moisturizer: The Science | Lab Muffin Beauty Science

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The beauty section is full of moisturizers for different skin types, and you’d think you’d be fine picking one that matches your skin type. But I’m sure many of you have had the annoying experience of taking a moisturizer home that’s supposed to be right for you, then finding that it’s just… wrong. What can you do? The most foolproof way to improve your chances of picking a suitable moisturizer, in my opinion, is to learn to how read an ingredients list. While sometimes ingredient lists can be misleading in skincare, I’ve found them very useful for picking appropriate moisturizers! But first, you need to work out your skin type and skin conditions. Here’s a very quick guide – there’s a more comprehensive discussion on the process of letting your skin reset and checking what your skin type and conditions are in my eBook, The Lab Muffin Guide to Basic Skincare. Related Post: The Lab Muffin Guide to Basic Skincare Dry and oily are skin types. This differentiation is all about the natural

Affiliate Disclosure : I receive a small commission for purchases made via affiliate links. How to cite: Wong M. How to Choose a Moisturizer: The Science. Lab Muffin Beauty Science. December 5, 2022. Accessed July 21, 2026. https://labmuffin.com/fact-check-feature-how-to-choose-a-moisturiser/ Affiliate Links PR Sample Choosing your moisturizer can be a difficult process. The beauty section is full of moisturizers for different skin types, and you’d think you’d be fine picking one that matches your skin type. But I’m sure many of you have had the annoying experience of taking a moisturizer home

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