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Dokter kulit mengatakan 7 krim malam terbaik ini dapat mengurangi kerutan

Posted on September 15, 2025 by admin


7 krim malam terbaik untuk pria di tahun 2025, menurut dokter kulit

<p>The reason we need a separate cream for PM use versus AM, comes down to our body’s natural process when we nod off for the night. ‘When we sleep, the body goes into restoration mode and that includes our skin,’ says dermatologist <a href=”https://skinwellness.com/”>Dr Corey L Hartman</a>. ‘By incorporating a night cream into your evening routine, you can help boost skin’s appearance and overall health.’ You’ll also notice many night creams boasting about their anti-aging abilities—this is no accident. <br><br>While daytime creams usually contain SPF to protect your skin from the sun’s harmful rays, many night creams contain anti-aging ingredients, like <a href=”https://www.menshealth.com/uk/style/grooming/a60090022/retinol-for-men/” target=”_blank”>retinol</a> or hyaluronic acid, to smooth wrinkles and slow down the aging process. This is because when your body is in this nighttime repair mode, your skin cells are rapidly regenerating while you sleep. Regularly using a quality night cream will help you advantage of this naturally occurring process, which gives your skin everything it needs to improve texture, reduce fine lines, combat crow’s feet, and moisturise at the cellular level.</p><h2 class=”body-h2″>What to Consider</h2><h3 class=”body-h3″> Skin Type</h3><p class=”body-text”>As Dr Hartman notes, all skin needs moisture regardless of type. ‘Whether skin is normal, dry or oily, so look first for a night cream with moisturising ingredients that can help add moisture and boost the overall health of the skin barrier,’ he says. Of course, that in no way means your skin type shouldn’t be a factor when choosing a night cream. Just like a facial moisturiser or sunscreen, your skin type will dictate which creams will work best for you and, crucially, which you should avoid. <br><br>Dermatologist <a href=”https://drannachacon.com/”>Dr Anna Chacon</a> explains that texture and ingredients are the core duo to pay attention to when choosing for skin type. For example, acne-prone or oily skin types will want to avoid anything too thick or creamy, and instead opt for more lightweight formulas. ‘These skin types tend to feel more greasy and shiny when thicker products are applied and can be acne-prone,’ Dr Chacon says. Naturally, those with sensitive skin should also avoid heavy fragrances or irritating ingredients, she adds.</p><h3 class=”body-h3″>Key Ingredients </h3><p class=”body-text”>Speaking of ingredients, this is where the benefits of a night cream will really shine through, and what you’re most interested in getting out of one will determine which to zero in on. According to Dr Hartman, the primary function of a night cream should be to hydrate, but skin type is still a huge determiner here. ‘If your skin is dry, look for night creams with hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid, glycerin, ceramides, or squalane,’ he says.</p><p class=”body-text”>You’ll notice many night creams are marketed as anti-aging and minimising the effects of aging. For this, Dr Hartman recommends night creams with retinol above all else, as it will help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. If it’s a brighter complexion or more even skin tone you’re after, the dermatologist points to niacinamide, as it can, ‘help reduce age spots and redness, and also help minimise the appearance of pores’.</p><p><a href=”https://www.instagram.com/dramirkaram/?hl=en”>Dr Amir Karam</a>, a facial plastic surgeon and founder of <a href=”https://karammdskin.com/” rel=”nofollow” target=”_blank”>KaramMD Skin</a>, specifically points to retinol, vitamin C, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and ceramides as ingredients to fight the signs of aging and improve skin over time. Not to mention, the best time to start introducing them into your routine was yesterday. ‘They defy skin aging or restore it. If you’re young enough to start, you can prevent your skin from aging by using these. The ingredients will leave the skin looking bright, fresh, and youthful, with a glow that is a sign of health,’ he says. </p><h3 class=”body-h3″>Size</h3><p>Let’s get real for a second, if you’re new to night creams your initial reaction when browsing for one may be shock when you see some of these prices. In comparison to daily moisturisers, night creams certainly tend to be more expensive (but I promise it’s worth it!), and a lot of that is purely the fact that they’re anti-aging products. Still, if you’re looking to get the most bang for your buck, keep an eye on the size. Bigger containers might be more expensive initially, but in the long run you’ll save money by not needing to repurchase as often. And if you’re a frequent traveler or have limited bathroom storage space, opt for smaller creams.<br></p><h2 class=”body-h2″>How We Selected</h2><p>Over the past year, I collaborated with <em>Men’s Health </em>grooming editors and writers to identify the best night creams for men, while also consulting with experienced dermatologists on their product recommendations and key ingredients to look for, as well as one plastic surgeon who specialises in facial reconstruction on which creams would best keep you out of his office. I also took into account top-rated creams from trusted e-commerce sites, like Amazon, before then testing dozens of night creams, evaluating their ingredients, texture, consistency, anti-aging abilities, and effectiveness over time.<br></p><p>Based on this extensive research and testing, these are the nine best night creams for men, whether skin’s dry, oily, or somewhere in between. <br></p>” data-next-head/>