HydraGel

HydraGel is a gel-texture moisturizer designed for oily, combination, and acne-prone skin that needs real hydration without the heaviness of traditional creams. Where creams can feel occlusive or pore-clogging on oil-prone skin, HydraGel delivers moisture in a water-forward, fast-absorbing format that sits lightly on the skin, controls shine, and never contributes to congestion.

The gel texture makes it one of the most versatile formats in skincare: effective as a standalone moisturizer for oily skin types, an excellent lightweight layer under SPF in the morning, or a hydrating step used alongside Repair (Acne Cream) for layered barrier support on combination skin.

What it does:
- Provides lightweight, non-greasy moisture for oily and combination skin
- Absorbs quickly without leaving a heavy film or residue
- Supports the skin barrier without contributing to congestion
- Controls shine and maintains comfortable hydration throughout the day
- Works as a standalone moisturizer or as a lighter pairing with Repair Cream

Who it's for:
HydraGel is the go-to moisturizer for oily, combination, and acne-prone skin types that find creams too heavy or pore-clogging. It's also excellent for post-treatment skin that needs gentle hydration without the richness of Repair Cream, and for warmer months when skin doesn't need as heavy a moisturizing layer.

How to use:
Apply after serum (Fonte or treatment serum) morning and evening. For oily skin, HydraGel alone is typically sufficient. For combination or drier skin, consider using HydraGel in the AM and Repair (Acne Cream) in the PM for more intensive overnight barrier support.

Pairs well with:
Balance Wash → Calming Mist → [Treatment serum] → Fonte → HydraGel → Sun Defense 50 (AM)

Frequently asked questions:

*Is HydraGel or Repair better for acne-prone skin?
Depends on your skin type. Oily/combo → HydraGel. Dry-combination, post-treatment, or barrier-damaged skin → Repair. Many people use HydraGel in the AM and Repair in the PM.

*Can I layer HydraGel over Fonte?
Yes — and that's the recommended approach. Fonte provides the water-binding hydration layer; HydraGel seals and supports it as the moisturizer step.