Bioderma Sébium Hydra

Moisturizing Face Cream for Oily, Weakened Skin

Bioderma Sébium Hydra is a moisturizing face cream from the Sébium range, the brand's line dedicated to oily and acne-prone skin. It is built for skin that is oily at the base but has become weakened, tight or dehydrated — typically after dermatological or drying acne treatments. The texture is a smooth, non-greasy cream that absorbs without leaving a heavy or occlusive finish, so it sits comfortably as a daily moisturizer and can also be worn under make-up.

Why Choose It?

• Daily moisturizer aimed at oily, acne-prone skin that has become weakened or dehydrated
• Glycerin plus Dipropylene Glycol, Xylitol, Mannitol and Rhamnose form a multi-humectant blend for the feel of comfort and softness
• Ethylhexyl Palmitate and a light Paraffinum Liquidum phase give a smooth, non-greasy emollient finish
• Lightweight cream texture that absorbs without a heavy or occlusive after-feel
• Suitable as a make-up base, so it slots into a daily routine for oily skin

Best For

Oily and acne-prone skin that has become weakened, tight or dehydrated, especially during or after drying acne treatments. The lightweight, non-greasy texture suits daily wear, sits well under make-up and works as the moisturizer step in an oily-skin routine that already includes a dedicated cleanser and any treatment serums.

Use morning and evening as the moisturizer step. For a matching cleanse before applying, pair with a Bioderma Sébium face cleanser for oily skin on clean, dry skin.

• Cleanse the face and pat dry.
• Dispense a pea-sized amount of cream onto the fingertips.
• Warm between fingertips and press evenly across face and neck.
• Let it absorb fully before applying SPF in the morning or layering make-up.
• Use twice a day as the moisturizer step in a routine for oily, acne-prone skin.

Tips

• Apply on slightly damp skin to help the humectant blend draw in more water.
• If you are using drying acne treatments, this is the comfort step — use it consistently rather than only on tight days.
• Patch test on the inner forearm first if the skin is currently reactive from active treatments.