ITK Deep Moisture Rich Cream
Rich cream with hyaluronic acid, three ceramides, shea butter and niacinamide for dry, dehydrated skin.
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ITK Deep Moisture Rich Cream delivers deep, lasting hydration to smooth and plump dry, dehydrated skin while easing tightness and supporting a healthier-looking barrier.
ITK Deep Moisture Rich Cream: Key Benefits
- Hyaluronic acid
- Three ceramides (NP, AP, EOP)
- Shea butter and niacinamide
- Panthenol, glycerin and squalene
- Eases tightness
What This Deep Moisture Cream Does
ITK is an affordable skincare brand. A trio of ceramides rebuilds the barrier, and shea butter and squalene cushion.
What Is Inside
The key ingredients are hyaluronic acid, ceramides NP, AP and EOP, shea butter, niacinamide, panthenol, glycerin and squalene.
How to Use It
Apply morning and night.
Who Should Use It
It suits dry skin on a budget.
A Guide to Face Creams
A face cream has three main jobs: to attract water to the skin (humectants such as glycerin and hyaluronic acid), to soften it (emollients such as squalane or plant oils) and to seal moisture in (occlusives such as shea butter or dimethicone). Lighter gel-creams suit oily and combination skin, while richer creams suit dry and mature skin. Whatever the texture, apply on slightly damp skin, use sunscreen by day and give any new moisturizer four weeks before judging.
What to Expect and When
Tightness eases at once.
Moisturizer Tips
Use sunscreen by day.
Questions and Answers
What ceramides?
NP, AP and EOP.
Is it rich?
Yes.
Is it affordable?
Yes.
When do I use it?
Morning and night.
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