Lindi Skin Face Moisturizer, 2 oz for Dry, Sensitive Skin
Description
Relief for dry, sensitive skin. Dry patches, rough texture, skin that feels tight by mid-afternoon. Lindi Face Moisturizer puts back the moisture and comfort treatment takes out, on skin that has become easy to irritate.
Rich, but not heavy. Shea butter, olive oil, avocado oil, green tea and witch hazel make it substantial enough for genuinely dry skin, while it still absorbs without shine or weight. No greasy finish, nothing that sits on top.
Use it with the Face Serum, or alone. Many people apply Lindi Face Serum first and the Moisturizer over it, morning and night. On its own it's still a complete answer for dry, sensitive skin.
How to use. Gently massage onto clean face and neck, morning and night. Apply after Lindi Face Serum if you use both. Many radiation teams ask that nothing be applied for a few hours before a session, so apply after your session rather than before.
Common questions
Do I need both the serum and the moisturizer? Not necessarily. The Serum is light and goes on first. The Moisturizer is richer and seals it in. If your face feels tight by the afternoon, use both.
Will it feel greasy under makeup? No. It absorbs without shine.
Can I use it during treatment? It's formulated to be gentle, with no acids, exfoliants, or peeling agents, and every ingredient is vetted by Lindi Skin's Medical Advisory Board. Check with your care team about anything you're applying during treatment.
About Lindi Skin. Created by oncologists and dermatologists since 2003. Clinically tested, dermatologist and allergy tested, free of parabens, acids, exfoliants and peeling agents, made in the U.S.A., never tested on animals. Backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee.
The 2 oz bottle lasts most users about a month.
Why It Matters
It's also the hardest part of the face to find products for during treatment. Most eye creams are built around actives, acids, and fragrance, any of which can be too much for skin that's already sensitive. The gentle options are a much shorter list than people expect.
Which makes this a category worth choosing deliberately, rather than reaching for whatever is already on the shelf.
Relief for dry, sensitive skin. Dry patches, rough texture, skin that feels tight by mid-afternoon. Lindi Face Moisturizer puts back the moisture and comfort treatment takes out, on skin that has become easy to irritate.
Rich, but not heavy. Shea butter, olive oil, avocado oil, green tea and witch hazel make it substantial enough for genuinely dry skin, while it still absorbs without shine or weight. No greasy finish, nothing that sits on top.
Use it with the Face Serum, or alone. Many people apply Lindi Face Serum first and the Moisturizer over it, morning and night. On its own it's still a complete answer for dry, sensitive skin.
How to use. Gently massage onto clean face and neck, morning and night. Apply after Lindi Face Serum if you use both. Many radiation teams ask that nothing be applied for a few hours before a session, so apply after your session rather than before.
Common questions
Do I need both the serum and the moisturizer? Not necessarily. The Serum is light and goes on first. The Moisturizer is richer and seals it in. If your face feels tight by the afternoon, use both.
Will it feel greasy under makeup? No. It absorbs without shine.
Can I use it during treatment? It's formulated to be gentle, with no acids, exfoliants, or peeling agents, and every ingredient is vetted by Lindi Skin's Medical Advisory Board. Check with your care team about anything you're applying during treatment.
About Lindi Skin. Created by oncologists and dermatologists since 2003. Clinically tested, dermatologist and allergy tested, free of parabens, acids, exfoliants and peeling agents, made in the U.S.A., never tested on animals. Backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee.
The 2 oz bottle lasts most users about a month.
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