A night cream is a moisturizer specifically developed for nighttime use only. It's thicker than a day cream to provide deeper hydration to your skin while you sleep.

Intense hydration: Replenishes moisture lost during sleep.
Cellular repair: Supports skin's natural repair processes.
Anti-ageing benefits: It contains ingredients like retinol to reduce wrinkles and fine lines.
Soothes irritation: Calms the skin after daily environmental exposure.

Night creams are richer and focus on repair, while day creams are lighter and often have SPF for sun protection.

After cleansing your face, apply a pea-sized amount of night cream to your face and neck before going to bed.

Most night creams are moisturizers, but not all moisturizers are night creams. Night creams often have additional ingredients to target specific skin concern (one or more).

Dry skin: Hyaluronic acid to intensely hydrate & plump skin.Wrinkles: Retinol to boost collagen and smooth fine lines and wrinkles.
Oily skin: Oil-free formula to hydrate skin without leaving any greasy or sticky after-feel.
Acne: Salicylic acid or niacinamide can help with mild breakouts.

Yes! Choose oil-free formulas with ingredients like hyaluronic acid for hydration without greasiness.

Some night creams can help with mild acne, but consult a dermatologist if you have severe acne breakouts. Look for options with salicylic acid or niacinamide.

Yes! These areas are prone to ageing too. Apply the same night cream you use on your face.

You can begin using night cream whenever your skin needs extra TLC. Generally, mid-20s is a good time to introduce it.

Yes! Ingredients like retinol can help reduce wrinkles and fine lines over time.

It can take 4-8 weeks to see noticeable improvement. But you have to be consistent for best results.