Serums and boosters — targeted support for daily skin goals
Serums and boosters for focused skincare routines—222 options used in professional settings, for anyone building a more targeted face routine.
Bodi Beauty
Bodi Beauty Retinol & Bakuchoil Intensive Renewal Serum 30 ml
30 ml · 200 g
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12,78 €
buy withfrom €21,61/mo.
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buy withfrom €18,06/mo.
Academie
Académie Time Active Académie Liposome Energy Booster 50 ml
50 ml · 150 g
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48,57 €
buy withfrom €10,49/mo.
buy withfrom €14,86/mo.
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DERM ACTE
Derm Acte Derm Acte Brightening Hydrating First Care Serum 200ml
200 ml · 150 g
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50,62 €
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EVENSWISS
EVENSWISS Skin Regenerate Serum - Master Booster 20ml
20 ml · 150 g
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48,67 €
57,26 €
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Description
Serums and boosters sit between cleansing and moisturising, adding a concentrated step when your skin needs extra support. In this category you’ll find 222 products, from lightweight daily serums to more intensive boosters—use them on their own or layer under your cream.
What you’ll find in this range
- Hydration-focused formulas, often featuring hyaluronic acid.
- Firming and smoothing options, including collagen and peptide-based choices.
- Balancing care with ingredients such as niacinamide, plus BHA (salicylic) options for oilier or blemish-prone routines.
- Soothing selections with centella (cica), useful when your skin feels stressed.
Browse by brand if you already know what works for you—such as ProfiDerm or SKIN1004. To build a full routine, pair with face cleansers and finish with face creams.
How to choose
- Start with your main goal: hydration, smoothing, or balancing—then pick one serum to use consistently.
- Check key ingredients: hyaluronic acid for hydration; niacinamide for a more even-looking tone; peptides/collagen for a plumper feel; BHA for oilier skin.
- Layer sensibly: apply serums after cleansing and before face creams; keep the rest of the routine simple at first.
- Match texture to preference: choose lighter fluids for daytime and richer options when your skin feels dry.
Questions & answers
What’s the difference between a serum and a booster?
Both are targeted leave-on steps used after cleansing and before moisturiser. Serums are typically used daily as part of a routine, while boosters are often chosen when you want extra focus on a specific concern. The best choice depends on your routine and how many active steps you prefer to layer.
How do I use a serum in my routine?
Apply it to clean skin, then follow with your moisturiser. If you also use toner or essence, those usually go before the serum. Keep the routine consistent and introduce new products one at a time so you can see how your skin responds.
Which ingredients are common in this category?
This range includes many options with hyaluronic acid, collagen, niacinamide, peptides and centella (cica). You’ll also find products featuring BHA (salicylic). Use the ingredient filters to narrow down the selection to what you’re looking for.
Can I combine more than one serum?
Yes, but keep it practical: start with one, then add another if needed. Pair a hydrating option with a second targeted product, and avoid stacking too many active steps at once. If your skin feels tight or reactive, simplify and focus on hydration and comfort.
