Face Cream And Night Cream.

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Arisa M.

Nov 5, 2016

Arisa M.

What's difference between face cream
(moisturizer) and Night cream?

Alexis C.

Nov 5, 2016

Alexis C.

A moisturizer for daytime usually had SPF in it. A nighttime moisturizer doesn't have SPF and from my experience is heavier than a daytime moisturizer so your skin can really absorb the moisture through the night.

Leuca S.

Nov 7, 2016

Leuca S.

Functionally, nothing. Anything that you consider a "day cream" should as Alexis mentioned contain broad spectrum SPF, but there's a lot of false information concerning 'molecule size' and other pseudo-scientific nonsense that you shouldn't pay attention to. If a product is well formulated and appropriate for your skin type, that's all that matters. Eye creams get a lot of hype too, but they're still just moisturizers.

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