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When cream fails, start with the barrier

Calming Moisturiser - Acne Prone Skin

Ceramides + C15-19 Alkane replenish the lipid layer so hydration holds under SPF.

Rs. 449.00

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6Botanical complexAmla, Licorice, Tulsi, Black Seed, Neem, Phytic Acid
BarrierCeramide + lipidsPhospholipids and sphingolipids replenish the matrix
SPFSits under sunscreenLightweight gel — no pilling, no grease

Barrier-first moisturiser for acne-prone routines. Plant-derived C15-19 Alkane, ceramides, and a six-botanical complex hydrate and support tone without greasing under SPF — because cream alone cannot fix a compromised lipid layer.

Cruelty-free Cruelty-free
Paraben-free Paraben-free
Made for Indian skin Made for Indian skin
Why these actives
  • Ceramide complex + phospholipids — replenish the lipid matrix acne-prone routines often compromise.
  • C15-19 Alkane — plant-derived emollient cushion that sits under SPF without pilling.
  • Six-botanical complex — Amla, Licorice, Tulsi, Black Seed, Neem, Phytic Acid with named roles for tone and calm.

Read: Ceramides · Barrier literacy

How to use

After treat step (or after cleanse if you skip serum), apply a thin layer morning and night. In the morning, follow with sunscreen.

Full ingredients

Key ingredients: C15-19 Alkane, Ceramide complex, Phospholipids / Sphingolipids, Saccharide Isomerate, six-botanical bioactive complex, Glycerin, Propanediol, Betaine. Full INCI on packaging.

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Calming Moisturiser - Acne Prone Skin
Calming Moisturiser - Acne Prone SkinRs. 449.00
60 gms

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Why this formula

What sets it apart

A lightweight hydrating moisturiser built on a plant-derived emollient system and a six-botanical bioactive complex — barrier repair and brightening support that sits under SPF without pilling or grease.

Prestige plant-derived emollient

C15-19 Alkane is a next-generation sustainable hydrocarbon emollient used in European prestige moisturisers — cushion without heaviness on acne-prone skin.

Six-botanical bioactive complex

Amla, Licorice Root, Tulsi, Black Seed, Neem, and Phytic Acid in one evidence-led complex for brightening, antioxidant defence, and anti-acne support.

Barrier-first architecture

Phospholipids and Sphingolipids replenish the lipid matrix while Saccharide Isomerate, Glycerin, Propanediol, and Betaine hydrate across multiple layers.

Formula

Active ingredients

Named actives, functional concentrations, and a clear reason each one is in the formula.

Ratings & Reviews

Dermatologically testedTransparent ingredient informationDesigned for Indian skinCruelty-free

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Diagnosis-first answers about use, layering, and whether this formula fits your concern.

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Why does cream fail if my barrier is compromised?+

Moisturiser cannot replace missing lipids. When the barrier is stressed, TEWL rises and products sting or “don’t absorb.” This formula replenishes ceramides and phospholipids first — then hydration can hold. Read barrier literacy.

Will it clog acne-prone pores?+

It is built as a lightweight, under-SPF moisturiser using C15-19 Alkane for cushion without grease. If you are highly congestion-prone, use a thin layer and keep cleanse + treat consistent.

What do the botanicals actually do?+

The six-botanical complex (Amla, Licorice, Tulsi, Black Seed, Neem, Phytic Acid) has named roles for brightening support, antioxidant defence, and anti-acne support — not decorative “natural” marketing. Ingredient card.

Morning, night, or both?+

Both. Morning: moisturise then SPF. Night: after serum. If skin is reactive, start once daily.

Does it contain fragrance?+

No added fragrance. Focus stays on barrier lipids, emollients, and the botanical complex.