THE MOISTURIZER GUIDE

HYDRALITE OR CERAFX?

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

Two moisturizers. Different skin needs.

HYDRALITE focuses on lightweight hydration and skin comfort. CERAFX combines hydration with richer lipid care for dry skin.

Both support the skin barrier. The difference is in their composition, richness and the needs they address.

MEET THE ACTIVES

CERAFX TRANSFORMIZER

RICHER LIPID CARE. BARRIER SUPPORT. SKIN COMFORT.

7 Ceramides to support the skin’s natural lipid barrier
Cholesterol to complement the ceramide complex
Ectoin for hydration and skin comfort
CICA Complex (TECA) for soothing care
Ceramosides for additional lipid conditioning
Aquaxyl for lasting hydration
Panthenol & Bisabolol for their soothing properties

BEST FOR:: Dry, very dry, mature and lipid depleted skin.
TEXTURE:: Richer, creamier and more nourishing.

HYDRALITE TRANSFORMIZER

LIGHTWEIGHT HYDRATION. SOOTHING CARE. DAILY COMFORT.

2% Ectoin for hydration and skin comfort
Ferulic Acid for antioxidant care
CICA Complex (TECA) for soothing care
Ceramosides for skin conditioning and barrier support
Aquaxyl for lasting hydration
Magnolia Bark Extract for its antioxidant properties
Panthenol, Allantoin & Bisabolol for soothing care

BEST FOR:: Normal, combination, oily, dehydrated and sensitive skin.
TEXTURE:: Lightweight, comfortable and less rich.

THE REAL DIFFERENCE

CERAFX: WHEN YOUR SKIN NEEDS MORE LIPIDS

Your skin naturally contains ceramides, cholesterol and other lipids that help maintain its protective barrier and limit moisture loss.

CERAFX brings these components together in a richer formula, complemented by Ectoin, CICA and moisturising ingredients.

It helps skin feel softer, more supple and comfortable, especially when dryness and tightness are persistent concerns.

Choose CERAFX if your skin feels dry, tight, rough or insufficiently nourished by lighter moisturizers.

HYDRALITE: WHEN YOUR SKIN NEEDS WATER, NOT EXTRA WEIGHT

Dehydrated skin does not necessarily need a rich moisturizer.

HYDRALITE combines 2% Ectoin, Aquaxyl, CICA and soothing ingredients with Ferulic Acid and Ceramosides.

It provides moisturising care in a lighter formula, particularly suited to skin that feels dehydrated but dislikes rich textures.

Choose HYDRALITE if your skin needs hydration and comfort without a heavy finish.

STILL NOT SURE? LET’S MAKE IT SIMPLE.

1. What’s the difference between dry and dehydrated skin?

Dry skin naturally produces less oil. Dehydrated skin lacks water. Any skin type, including oily skin, can become dehydrated. CERAFX is generally better suited to persistent dryness. HYDRALITE is particularly appealing when dehydration comes with oily or combination skin.

2. I have mature skin. Which one should I choose?

It depends on your skin, not your age. Choose CERAFX if your skin is dry or needs richer care. Choose HYDRALITE if it is normal, combination or prefers lightweight hydration.

3. My skin is oily but feels tight. Which one is better?

HYDRALITE is a good starting point. Oily skin can still be dehydrated.

4. My skin is sensitive and prone to redness.

Both contain Ectoin, CICA and soothing ingredients. HYDRALITE offers a lighter feel, while CERAFX is more suitable when sensitivity is accompanied by pronounced dryness.

5. Which one should I use if I’m prone to blemishes?

HYDRALITE may be the more comfortable choice for oily or blemish prone skin because of its lighter texture. Individual skin tolerance varies.

6. Does CERAFX hydrate, or does it only nourish?

Both. CERAFX contains moisturising ingredients alongside its richer lipid complex.

7. Does HYDRALITE support the skin barrier too?

Yes. HYDRALITE contains Ectoin, Ceramosides and moisturising ingredients selected for skin conditioning and barrier focused care. CERAFX places greater emphasis on ceramides, cholesterol and nourishing lipids.

8. Does HYDRALITE contain the same ceramides as CERAFX?

No. HYDRALITE contains a Ceramosides complex, while CERAFX features a broader ceramide and cholesterol system.

9. Which one is better for fine lines and ageing skin?

Both provide moisturising care that can help skin look smoother and feel more supple. CERAFX may be preferable when visible ageing is accompanied by dryness. HYDRALITE is a lighter alternative for skin that does not need a rich moisturizer.

10. Is CERAFX only for dry or mature skin?

No. Normal skin may also appreciate CERAFX, especially during colder months or whenever it needs extra comfort.

11. Can I use both moisturizers?

Absolutely. Use HYDRALITE when you prefer lighter hydration and CERAFX when your skin needs richer care. You can also use HYDRALITE in the morning and CERAFX in the evening.

12. Can I use them with vitamin C, retinoids or exfoliating acids?

Both can be incorporated into routines containing these ingredients. Introduce stronger actives gradually and adjust your routine according to skin tolerance.

13. Can I combine either moisturizer with TETRAFORCE?

Yes. Apply them separately or blend a few drops of TETRAFORCE with your chosen TRANSFORMIZER immediately before application. Always prepare a fresh mixture. Do not store premixed products.

14. Are both suitable for everyday use?

Yes. Both are intended for daily moisturising care, morning and evening.

15. Are they fragrance free?

Yes. Both formulas are fragrance free.

16. Do they replace sunscreen?

No. Apply sunscreen as the final step of your morning skincare routine.

YOUR SKIN. YOUR TRANSFORMIZER.

HYDRALITE

For skin that wants hydration without heaviness.

DISCOVER HYDRALITE

CERAFX

For skin that needs richer lipid care and lasting comfort.

DISCOVER CERAFX

Not every skin needs the same moisturizer. Choose what yours needs.