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The Ordinary Natural Moisturizing Factors + HA

Attempts to mimic the skin's own natural moisturizing factors — the actual mixture of amino acids, lipids, and humectants your skin produces on its own.

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Best for those wanting an accessible, science-forward moisturiser modelled on skin's own natural composition rather than a trend-ingredient-focused formula.

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Key Ingredients

Amino AcidsHyaluronic AcidFatty Acids

What We Like

  • Contains Amino Acids for mimics skin's natural moisturising factor composition; Hyaluronic Acid for supplementary humectant hydration
  • Affordable price point — accessible for most budgets
  • Backed by research-supported active ingredients

Things to Consider

  • Simpler formulation compared to premium alternatives
  • May not provide enough moisture for very dry climates without layering

Our Verdict

The Ordinary Natural Moisturizing Factors + HA is an affordable option from The Ordinary that delivers solid value for those wanting an accessible, science-forward moisturiser modelled on skin's own natural composition rather than a trend-ingredient-focused formula. The inclusion of Amino Acids provides mimics skin's natural moisturising factor composition. Best suited for those wanting an accessible, science-forward moisturiser modelled on skin's own natural composition rather than a trend-ingredient-focused formula.

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