Celebrity esthetician Angela Caglia, the skin whisperer behind the glowy complexions of Helena Christensen and Minnie Driver, knows a thing or two about multitasking your skincare routine. For dry skin types that are also prone to breakouts, Caglia recommends her own line's Detox Serum. 'It's made of hyaluronic acid to hydrate, chlorophyll to oxygenate the cells, and tea tree oil to help with breakouts.' She adds, 'It's perfect to replace your moisturizer in the summer for acne-prone skin.'
Shopping for a new moisturizer sounds great...until you're actually shopping for a new moisturizer. Walking the aisles of Sephora or Target can feel a little like navigating the wild wild west of skincare, especially when you have dry skin. Dry types often need more attention: You want something hydrating enough to prevent flaking and painfully tight, parched skin. On the flip side, you don't want something that's going to clog your pores or leave you feeling greasy.
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