Skin Always Feeling Dry? These Are The Ultra-Hydrating Serums Mature Women Should Use If Your Moisturizer Is ‘No Longer Cutting It’

1. L'Oreal Paris Revitalift 1.5% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Face Serum

This eye serum promises to reduce puffiness and noticeably illuminate the eye area. Its formula is free of fragrance and parabens, has been allergy tested, approved by ophthalmologists for safety, and is safe for contact lens wearers.

This serum boasts a blend of 1.5% Hyaluronic Acid and 1% Caffeine, designed to rejuvenate the delicate skin around your eyes. Its lightweight, non-greasy formula helps to hydrate and plump the skin, while the caffeine works to diminish dark circles and puffiness, leaving your eyes looking refreshed and youthful.

2. GoPure Actives Hyaluronic Acid Serum with Vitamin E 

Taylor suggested this next serum, a lightweight and powerful blend that moisturizes and combats aging. Enriched with Vitamin E, it deeply nourishes and hydrates the skin, enhancing its texture and overall look.

This potent formula not only promotes a more radiant and luminous complexion but also offers antioxidant protection to fight environmental stressors.

3. Sunday Riley C.E.O. 15% Vitamin C Brightening Serum

Another crucial ingredient to use in anti-aging skincare is vitamin C, Taylor said. This cruelty-free serum, infused with 15% vitamin C, brightens and revitalizes your complexion. It targets dullness and discoloration at their root, while also reducing the visible signs of aging.

"Vitamin C brightens, it's more active, and it helps with the discoloration, pigmentation and pore size," she said. She noted that "you want to have at least over like 10%" of vitamin C in your serum.

4. Murad Retinal ReSculpt Overnight Treatment

Taylor also suggested this one-of-a-kind retinal serum, praised for its ability to significantly lift and enhance sagging skin, smooth out deep wrinkles, and boost skin elasticity. "Retinol helps with cellular turnover," Taylor explained. "Generally, this will be used at night, where you get the most cellular regeneration." She also added: "if you're super sensitive, you should consult with your esthetician/ dermatologist."

She went on to say that retinol products like this one "help to excel the cellular turnover, which is why sometimes there will be a downside of, like, flaking and crusting, because it's getting the dead skin off that needs to go." Taylor continued: "It's basically shedding to come a new you, but you shouldn't use it every night."

The Bottom Line

Taylor emphasizes the importance of including niacinamide when choosing skincare products and serums for mature skin. "Niacinamides help with gentle cellular regeneration, turnover, brightening evening discoloration," she says.

"Niacinamide is usually a little bit more gentle than vitamin C, so niacinamide definitely plays nice with others as well." The more you know!