Face Moisturizers

Start by learning what your skin’s needs are and what skin type you have. Most fall under the categories of dry, oily, or combination skin. Also, determine what your skin goals are.

Yes—both skin types benefit from proper hydration. Dry skin needs moisture to reduce flaking and tightness, while oily skin often overproduces oil due to dehydration. A lightweight moisturizer like Superfood Air-Whip can help rebalance oily skin without clogging pores.

Yes. YTTP moisturizers are formulated with non-irritating, vegan ingredients and are free from parabens, sulfates, and added fragrance.

All YTTP moisturizers are made with nutrient-dense, plant-based ingredients. Look for cold-pressed superfoods like kale, spinach, and green tea, plus barrier-supporting actives like ceramides, squalane, peptides, and hyaluronic acid. Please read packaging or the product page for a full ingredient list.

Yes. Skipping moisturizer can actually lead to more oil production as your skin tries to compensate for the lack of hydration. Opt for lightweight, oil-free formulas that deliver moisture without shine—like Superfood Air-Whip Moisture Cream.

Moisturizer should be applied after your serums and before SPF (in the morning) or facial oils (at night). It helps seal in hydration and active ingredients while prepping your skin for the next step. If planning to wear makeup, moisturizing can be the last step before you apply makeup primer or foundation.

You absolutely can and should, depending on your skin type and goals. During the day, use a lightweight formula that layers well under sunscreen and makeup. At night, reach for a richer cream like Polypeptide-121 Future Cream to help support overnight recovery and renewal.