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NKD Koala
Skincare for dehydrated skin that feels tight, dull or rough by the afternoon. Hyaluronic acid, glycerin and shea draw water in and help hold it there. Made in Melbourne.
Dehydrated skin is short on water. It feels tight, looks dull and shows fine lines more, even if it still gets oily. Dry skin is short on oil and feels rough or flaky. Most people have a bit of both, especially through a Melbourne winter with the heater on.
Start with the Hyaluronic Acid Serum (1% sodium hyaluronate) on damp skin, then seal it in with a moisturiser such as the Anti-Aging Skin Brightening Moisturiser so the water stays put. The Gentle Face Wash cleans without stripping, and the Body Butter does the same job below the neck.
The Daily Essentials Ritual puts the three face steps together for less than buying them separately. Every NKD Koala formula contains fragrance, so patch test first. Not sure which skin you have? The skin quiz takes about a minute, and our hyaluronic acid guide explains the one mistake most people make.
Yes. Hyaluronic acid holds water, not oil, so it suits oily skin that still feels tight or looks dull. Use a small amount on damp skin and follow with a light moisturiser.
Usually because the cleanser is stripping too much oil, or the water is too hot. Use lukewarm water and a soap-free cleanser such as the Gentle Face Wash, then apply your serum while the skin is still slightly damp.
Damp skin. Hyaluronic acid draws water into the top layers of the skin, so it works best with a little moisture already there and a moisturiser on top. In very dry air without a moisturiser over it, skin can end up feeling drier.
Yes, once your skin is comfortable. The Sleep Mask contains hyaluronic acid with glycolic, lactic and lactobionic acid. Start once a week, build to two or three nights, and wear SPF the next morning.