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Dermatologists: are serums a good hydrating moisturizer, or are creams better? looking for an intense moisturizer for eye area.
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Creams.: Creams are always more hydrating than lotions which are more hydrating typically than serums. A great intensive over-the-counter moisturizer is cerave cream. For a good eye repair product which is intensely moisturizing, try skinmedica eye repair.
Answered 3/27/2014
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