Frudia Blueberry Hydrating Cream

Product overview

Frudia Blueberry Hydrating Cream is a moisturizer designed to fit into a thoughtful personal-care routine. Moisturizing cream with blueberry extract, improves skin hydration and elasticity.

Key ingredients

• Blueberry fruit extract — contains antioxidant compounds that help support healthy-looking skin and defend against everyday environmental stressors.
• Glycerin — a humectant that draws water into the outer skin layers to help maintain hydration and softness.
• Panthenol — provitamin B5 used to support hydration and skin comfort.
• Betaine — helps skin retain moisture and feel soft and comfortable.
• Squalane — a lightweight emollient that helps soften skin.
• Sodium hyaluronate — a form of hyaluronic acid that binds water to help skin feel hydrated and plump.
• Ceramide NP — helps support the skin’s natural moisture barrier and reduce moisture loss.
• Cholesterol — a skin-identical lipid that works with ceramides and fatty acids to support the moisture barrier.
• Fragrance — adds scent to the formula; those sensitive to fragrance may prefer to patch test first.

Selected ingredients are based on published product information. This is not the complete INCI list; refer to the packaging for the current formula.

How to use

1. After cleansing and any lighter products, apply an even layer to the face and neck.
2. Massage gently until absorbed, adding a little more to areas that feel dry.
3. Use morning and/or evening as needed. During the day, follow with a separate broad-spectrum sunscreen.

Before you use

For external use only. Patch test a new product on a small area before broader use, particularly if your skin is reactive. Avoid contact with eyes and do not apply to broken or irritated skin unless the product label specifically allows it. Stop use if redness, burning, swelling or persistent itching develops, and consult a healthcare professional if symptoms continue. Always follow the instructions and full ingredient list on the actual packaging, as formulations may change.