Face serums are a must have product to integrate into your skin care routine. The NIVEA range of serums will satisfy all skin types and concerns, whether you are looking for a face serum for dry skin or a hyaluronic acid serum, NIVEA has you covered.
Anti-aging serums
If you want a little help with reducing the appearance of wrinkles or sagging skin, a specially formulated serum for anti-aging can work perfectly. The Q10 Anti Wrinkle Power Serum contains skin identical Q10 to give the skin a refined and radiant complexion.
As we grow older, collagen production decreases, using a collagen face serum can help the production of collagen in the skin, giving it a more plump and youthful glow. Bakuchiol serum is another incredible product for anti-aging. Bakuchiol is a plant based alternative to retinol and is just as effective, helping stimulate cell turnover to reduce fine lines.
Dark spot serum
For dark spots, the NIVEA Cellular630 Luminous Anti Dark Spot Face Treatment Serum acts to lighten dark spots and reduce their size in 4 weeks, whilst balancing the skin's melanin production to prevent the appearance of new spots.
Vitamin C serum for face
Vitamin C has many benefits, from slowing down the aging process, to improving the appearance of sun damage, dark spots, wrinkles and even acne. Using a vitamin c serum for face gives the skin a concentrated boost of this ingredient, harnessing all the benefits.
Face serum for dry skin
Dry skin can really benefit from a serum, a hyaluronic acid serum in particular can deeply hydrate the skin and is created naturally in the body. The NIVEA Cellular Filler Hyaluronic Acid Serum provides instant and deep hydration, whilst smoothing the skin surface and providing suppleness.
Serum for combination skin
If you have combination or oily skin, you will want a serum that still hydrates the skin without leaving it oily or greasy. A common mistake is to assume combination / oily skin can skip this step however, it is still incredibly important to hydrate more oil prone skin as otherwise the skin will overproduce to compensate.
