I've realised my skin doesn't like oil of any kind, does anyone know any oil free moisturisers that are good for dehydrated skin? Also fragrance free!

[Indecisivejo]

Thanks

[SunnySomer]

When my skin feels like that I use Diprobase to wash and moisturise. Doesn't look pretty but does the job!

[SunnySomer]

(I mean the container doesn't look pretty - not the result of using the stuff btw)

[Indecisivejo]

Diprobase is paraffin based so defo not oil free, thank you though x

[DdJames]

I use Nivea oil free day cream, have done for years.

[Lottapianos]

Botanics Hydrating Day Cream from Boots, pretty sure its oil free

[WittgensteinsBunny]

It's not oil free but have you considered something natural like Green People's fragrance free range? This works wonders on my husband and MIL who both have sensitive / eczema prone skin. [[https://www.greenpeople.co.uk/shop/by-product/natural-skin-care/organic-moisturiser-products/sensitive-scent-free-light-day-moisturiser-50ml]] I'm sure they sell samples / small packs to try.

[bunnybleu]

I like Olay Total Effects in Fragrance Free Jo but I can't remember if it's one you've tried before.

[bunnybleu]

Or what about the Superdrug Pure range?

[bunnybleu]

Or even the Boots basics range? They do a ff cream as well as a lotion.

[Spotsondots]

Body shop seaweed moisturiser is good.

[ChardonnayKnickertonSmythe]

Moisture surge

[coffeecakemum]

Cetaphil lotion is fragrance free

[poppym12]

I can't use anything oily either or my usually problem free skin goes apeshit. I do try various other stuff but always revert back to own brand superdrug (pure light hydrating moisturiser) as I've found nothing else that works consistently. I find some stuff feels great for a couple of days, then my skin decides that it's still too heavy a product.