We all need a skin care routine that effectively replenishes our skin’s moisture levels, especially with winter right around the corner. And one of the best ways to accomplish such a feat is by introducing some electrolyte-infused skin care products into your daily regimen.
Electrolytes are minerals that carry electricity when mixed with water and help keep your body’s hydration system in check. (That’s why they’re popular ingredients in sports drinks.) If you tend to suffer from dry, rough skin once winter rolls around, embracing electrolytes will help quench your parched complexion. Plus, most products boasting the hydration helpers also fight the signs of aging.
Here are the best electrolyte-infused skin care products to add to your arsenal before winter arrives.
Electrolyte-Infused Skin Care Products
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Algenist
SPLASH Absolute Hydration Replenishing Sleeping Pack, $48 at Sephora
The skin-energizing electrolytes in this overnight mask work with alguronic acid to balance hydration levels and fight the visible signs of aging.
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Paula's Choice
Water-Infusing Electrolyte Moisturizer, $35 at Paula's Choice
This moisturizer is the ultimate solution to your skin's nourishment needs. It includes electrolytes calcium, potassium and magnesium that work within your skin’s water channels to plump your complexion.
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Estée Lauder
Set + Refresh Perfecting Makeup Mist, $38 at Estée Lauder
Estée Lauder's setting mist invigorates complexions with its mix of electrolytes and caffeine. Simply mist on your skin before putting on your makeup to set everything in place.
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Elemis
BIOTEC Skin Energising Cleanser, $42 at Elemis
Give your skin a boost with this energizing electrolyte-infused cleanser. It removes impurities and dirt while adjusting your skin's pH level.
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First Aid Beauty
Hello FAB Coconut Water Cream, $34 at First Aid Beauty
Coconut water is not only a great source of electrolytes, it also contains amino acids, enzymes, phytonutrients and antioxidants. This creamy moisturizer absorbs instantly and helps protect your complexion from exposure to the elements.
