Haze beauty survival guide: Do I have to change my skincare routine when air quality is bad?

PM2.5 and PM10 particles in the haze are small enough to penetrate the skin’s surface, lodge in pores, and, when the skin is compromised, travel even deeper.

Published Sep 24, 2026, 09:05 AM

Updated Sep 24, 2026, 01:23 PM

Haze pollution causes skin dryness, irritation and increased skin sensitivity, say doctors.

They recommend tweaking skincare routines to protect the skin barrier during the hazy season, using gentle cleansers, moisturisers with antioxidants, and sunscreen.

Avoid harsh, stripping foam cleansers that wash away the skin’s natural barrier lipids, and hold off on aggressive exfoliation.

SINGAPORE – ‘Tis the season for watery eyes, a ticklish throat and weather-enabled introversion, thanks to the persistent haze. Smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has been blowing into Singapore for much of September, tipping air quality into the unhealthy range on some days – a first since October 2023 .

You already know about the respiratory risks, but the skin is a lesser-known casualty of polluted air. In fact, the body’s largest organ and outermost barrier is the first and most directly exposed target, says Pamela Chong, an aesthetic physician at skincare clinic Epion Clinic.

PM2.5 and PM10 particles in the haze are small enough to penetrate the skin’s surface, lodge in pores, and, when the skin is compromised, travel even deeper. They can trigger an “inflammatory cascade” in the skin, warns Chong.

Ozone, another pollutant, reacts with squalene, an oil produced by the skin, to create irritating by-products linked to clogged pores, acne flare-ups and premature skin ageing.

Haze particles also carry polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), which can set off a receptor in skin cells that increases pigment cell activity and activates an enzyme that breaks down collagen – in effect, ageing the skin chemically in the same way cigarette smoke does, Chong says.

With wildfires potentially continuing into early November, your skincare routine could benefit from some tweaking.

What are the most common effects of haze on skin?

Dryness and irritation in the form of itchiness, redness or increased sensitivity are the most common complaints, according to experts The Straits Times spoke to.

Pollutants disrupt the skin’s water barrier function, allowing moisture to escape. Dryness, itching and flaking can also affect the scalp, which receives the same exposure as the face.

Breakouts or clogged pores may become more noticeable, though the relationship between pollution and acne is less clear than some other inflammatory skin conditions, says dermatologist Coni Liu of skincare clinic DermAlly.

Nonetheless, particulate matter in the air increases sebum production and inflammatory biomarkers, which can cause acne flares and amplify inflammation driven by the bacterium Cutibacterium acnes .

Prolonged exposure can lead to pigmentation and accelerate visible ageing, with higher PM10 levels linked to more pigment spots and deeper nasolabial folds.

Haze particles also carry polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which can set off a receptor in skin cells that increases pigment cell activity and activates an enzyme that breaks down collagen. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

Haze particles also carry polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which can set off a receptor in skin cells that increases pigment cell activity and activates an enzyme that breaks down collagen.

ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

What skin types are more vulnerable?

People with sensitive, dry or easily irritated skin, or an already compromised skin barrier, are more likely to notice symptoms, as their skin is less resilient to environmental irritants, Liu says.

People with eczema or rosacea may experience worsening dryness, itchiness, redness or irritation during prolonged periods of exposure to poor air quality. Those with eczema have a disrupted skin barrier, so environmental pollutants and irritants can aggravate skin inflammation.

Chong says: “With a compromised barrier, moisture escapes and irritants enter more easily. Pollution further disturbs barrier proteins and stimulates inflammation. This can begin an itch-scratch cycle, with scratching causing even more barrier damage.”

She recommends that people with eczema moisturise regularly and keep prescribed flare treatments on hand, as pollution-triggered flares can escalate faster than typical ones. A flare that does not respond to standard treatment within a few days should be followed up with a doctor’s visit, Chong adds.

Dos and don’ts of haze season skincare

When adjusting one’s skincare routine, the priority is to protect and support the skin barrier, says Liu. A simple, gentle cleanser, followed by a moisturiser with barrier-protective ingredients and sunscreen, will suffice, she adds.

Go for products containing antioxidants such as vitamins E and C, as well as niacinamide, says Liu. She explains: “Ozone measurably depletes vitamin E from the skin surface, so replenishing it makes biochemical sense. Vitamin C is also the best-evidenced option for preventing inflammation and reducing pigmentation. Niacinamide supports cellular energy production and has been shown to reduce oxidative stress, inflammation and pigmentation.”

Look for moisturisers with barrier-supporting ingredients such as ceramides, glycerin or hyaluronic acid. Ceramides, frequently used in medicine for atopic dermatitis or dry skin, are one’s best bet.

A simple, gentle cleanser, followed by a moisturiser with barrier-protective ingredients and sunscreen, will suffice. PHOTO: PEXELS

A simple, gentle cleanser, followed by a moisturiser with barrier-protective ingredients and sunscreen, will suffice.

Hazy skies should not be mistaken for sun protection, Liu adds. Sunscreens with UVA and UVB protection are recommended, as ultraviolet rays and pollution can compound their effects on the skin.

The carcinogenic action of benzopyrene, a PAH abundant in wood smoke, is also worsened by UVA, says Chong.

She recommends avoiding harsh, stripping foam cleansers that wash away the skin’s natural barrier lipids. One should also hold off on aggressive exfoliation, chemical peels and trying strong active ingredients for the first time during this period.

If your skin is irritated or sensitive, Chong recommends suspending the use of strong acids, retinoids and benzoyl peroxide in topical acne treatments until the smoke clears.

But the most effective intervention during the haze period is not a special anti-pollution product or skincare routine – it is to reduce exposure.

A flare that does not respond to standard treatment within a few days should be followed up with a doctor’s visit, says Pamela Chong, an aesthetic physician at skincare clinic Epion Clinic. PHOTO: EPION CLINIC

A flare that does not respond to standard treatment within a few days should be followed up with a doctor’s visit, says Pamela Chong, an aesthetic physician at skincare clinic Epion Clinic.

To help the skin, both doctors advise reducing outdoor exercise, keeping windows and doors closed, and using air-conditioning or air filtration to improve indoor air quality. Since air-conditioning can be drying, Chong suggests using a humidifier at home to increase moisture levels .

She says to shower and thoroughly cleanse the skin at night, especially after heavy outdoor exposure, as sweat and sebum can trap particles on the skin. Pollutants that cling to hair and clothing can also transfer directly onto pillowcases.

But avoid very hot showers, which can worsen dryness and irritation, warns Liu. Hydrating the body is good for health, but it will not flush pollution out of the skin, she cautions.

Skip heavy, long-wear make-up on the worst air quality days. Heavy powder and long-wear foundation can mix with sebum and trap particles against skin when worn, Chong says.

Breakouts or clogged pores may be more noticeable, though the relationship between pollution and acne is less clear than some other inflammatory skin conditions, says dermatologist Coni Liu of skincare clinic DermAlly. PHOTO: DERMALLY

Breakouts or clogged pores may be more noticeable, though the relationship between pollution and acne is less clear than some other inflammatory skin conditions, says dermatologist Coni Liu of skincare clinic DermAlly.

Once the skies clear, if your skin feels normal, go back to your usual skincare routine, Liu advises.

If it still feels dry and irritated, stick with a gentle cleanser and a repairing moisturiser, and continue using sunscreen. Avoid aggressive “detox” treatments such as harsh scrubs or exfoliation, as over-treating the skin may cause more barrier disruption and irritation. The goal is to return to your normal routine gradually, according to tolerance.

For most people, temporary irritation should settle as exposure decreases. With all else constant, the skin barrier should return to normal within two to four weeks after the haze lifts, says Chong.

If you have a rash or acne that persists after air quality improves, there may be another trigger or an underlying skin condition that needs addressing, such as eczema or acne, she notes.

5 haze-proof beauty products

1. Aestura Atobarrier365 Cream ($39 for 80ml)

Formulated with patented high-density ceramide capsules, the intensive moisturising cream works to strengthen a dehydrated skin barrier by forming a moisture shield. PHOTO: AESTURA

Formulated with patented high-density ceramide capsules, the intensive moisturising cream works to strengthen a dehydrated skin barrier by forming a moisture shield.

The intensive moisturising cream has all the barrier-supporting goodies: antioxidants, ceramides, hyaluronic acid and niacinamide.

Formulated with patented high-density ceramide capsules, it helps strengthen a dehydrated skin barrier by forming a moisture shield.

The product has been a hot item since 2023, when viewers spotted it on the bedside table of Shin Seulki, a dewy-skinned contestant on the hit South Korean dating show Single’s Inferno.

To amp up the hydration even more, use it after applying the Atobarrier365 Hydro Cera-HA Serum from the same line ($39 for 30ml).

Info: Available at selected Sephora stores, sephora.sg and Shopee Mall.

2. Sigi Skin Timeless Meadow sheet mask ($36 for a pack of four)

The mask comes in the same silky fabric as the brand’s popular Tea-Tox mask. PHOTO: SIGI SKIN

The mask comes in the same silky fabric as the brand’s popular Tea-Tox mask.

Buzzy Singapore skincare brand Sigi Skin’s new sheet mask is designed to support healthy ageing through hydration, barrier repair and skin resilience.

It is packed with 30ml of a concentrated serum containing NAD+, a coenzyme that supports skin vitality; Hexapeptide-8, a peptide; and GABA, an acid known for its skin-smoothing properties. The formula also contains glutathione, fig and pomegranate extracts, and a five-ceramide complex.

Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant that helps brighten dull skin, while the ceramides reinforce the skin barrier to lock in moisture.

Info: Available at 07-01 Orchard Shopping Centre, 321 Orchard Road and sigiskin.com

3. Re:erth Firming Night Cream ($110 for 30ml)

This overnight treatment combines skin renewal, hydration and barrier support functions to help the skin recover while the user sleeps. PHOTO: RE:ERTH

This overnight treatment combines skin renewal, hydration and barrier support functions to help the skin recover while the user sleeps.

This overnight treatment from home-grown minimalist skincare brand Re:erth combines skin renewal, hydration and barrier support functions to help the skin recover while the user sleeps.

Take note that the formula contains nano-encapsulated retinal – a retinoid – paired with a patented, more penetrative Lipodisq delivery system that helps minimise irritation. It also contains five types of liposomal ceramides that mimic the skin’s natural lipid composition, and niacinamide for an added antioxidant boost.

The product is suitable for all skin types, especially for those concerned about fine lines, loss of firmness and hydration.

Info: Available at reerth.com

4. Laneige Balance Mode Rice Foaming Deep Cleanser ($31 for 100ml)

The Balance Mode Rice Foaming Deep Cleanser unclogs pores and softly exfoliates dirt without stripping moisture from the skin. PHOTO: LANEIGE

The Balance Mode Rice Foaming Deep Cleanser unclogs pores and softly exfoliates dirt without stripping moisture from the skin.

Dirty air will have anyone craving a deep clean. But as the doctors say, a delicate approach is necessary. Enter K-beauty brand Laneige’s Balance Mode line, a range said to deliver gentle oil control while maintaining essential moisture and barrier comfort for oily, breakout-prone and sensitive skin.

The Balance Mode Rice Foaming Deep Cleanser helps unclog pores and softly exfoliate dirt without stripping moisture from the skin. At its core is Rice-inamide, an ingredient complex developed through advanced Korean rice science that combines rice actives with niacinamide to help regulate excess oil while reinforcing the skin barrier.

Info: Available at Laneige stores, Sephora stores, TikTok Shop, Shopee and Lazada.

5. Dr Melaxin Cemenrete Calcium Volume Multi Balm (from $39 for 9g)

Great for a quick fix, this all-in-one balm tube by K-beauty brand Dr Melaxin can be applied to any dry and droopy spot on the face – including the under eyes, nasolabial folds and forehead – to hydrate and plump up the skin.

It is especially good for improving the look of under-eye hollows.

The star ingredient is Ribornic, a patented compound created by the brand that combines ionised calcium with vitamin D to increase absorption of calcium into the skin, which then helps hold collagen and elastin in place under the eyes, the brand says.

The balm also contains adenosine, which induces collagen and elastin production to counter sagging; collagen, which helps to maintain skin thickness and elasticity; and elastin, to restore stretched skin.

Info: Available at Guardian Singapore stores, guardian.com.sg and melaxin.sg

雾霾中的 PM2.5 和 PM10 颗粒非常小，能够穿透皮肤表面，堵塞毛孔，如果皮肤受损，还会进一步深入。

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医生表示，雾霾污染会导致皮肤干燥、刺激和皮肤敏感性增加。

他们建议在雾霾季节调整护肤程序以保护皮肤屏障，使用温和的洁面乳、含有抗氧化剂的保湿霜和防晒霜。

避免使用刺激性强、会洗掉皮肤天然屏障脂质的泡沫洁面产品，并避免过度去角质。

新加坡——由于持续不断的雾霾，人们又开始感到眼睛发痒、喉咙不舒服，并且因为天气原因而变得更加内向。印尼森林大火产生的烟雾在9月的大部分时间里都飘向新加坡，导致部分日子的空气质量达到不健康水平——这是自2023年10月以来的首次。

你可能已经了解呼吸系统受到的危害，但皮肤也是空气污染的受害者，只是人们不太了解的一个方面。事实上，皮肤作为人体最大的器官和最外层的屏障，是空气污染最先直接影响的目标，Epion Clinic皮肤护理诊所的美容医师Pamela Chong说道。

雾霾中的PM2.5和PM10颗粒非常细小，能够穿透皮肤表面，堵塞毛孔，如果皮肤本身存在损伤，这些颗粒甚至会深入皮肤深层。钟医生警告说，这些颗粒会引发皮肤的“炎症级联反应”。

臭氧是另一种污染物，它与皮肤产生的油脂角鲨烯发生反应，产生刺激性副产品，导致毛孔堵塞、痤疮爆发和皮肤过早老化。

Chong表示，雾霾颗粒还携带多环芳烃（PAHs），这会激活皮肤细胞中的受体，增加色素细胞活性，并激活一种分解胶原蛋白的酶——实际上，它会以与香烟烟雾相同的方式使皮肤化学老化。

由于野火可能会持续到11月初，你的护肤程序或许需要做一些调整。

雾霾对皮肤最常见的影响是什么？

据《海峡时报》采访的专家称，干燥和刺激（表现为瘙痒、发红或敏感度增加）是最常见的抱怨。

污染物会破坏皮肤的保湿屏障功能，导致水分流失。干燥、瘙痒和脱屑也会影响头皮，因为头皮和面部一样，都会受到污染物的侵害。

皮肤科医生 Coni Liu（来自 DermAlly 护肤诊所）表示，虽然污染与痤疮之间的关系不如其他一些炎症性皮肤病那么明确，但粉刺或毛孔堵塞可能会变得更加明显。

然而，空气中的颗粒物会增加皮脂分泌和炎症生物标志物，从而导致痤疮爆发，并加剧由痤疮丙酸杆菌引起的炎症。

长期暴露于 PM10 会导致色素沉着并加速可见的衰老，PM10 水平越高，色素斑越多，鼻唇沟越深。

雾霾颗粒还携带多环芳烃，这些物质会激活皮肤细胞中的受体，从而增加色素细胞的活性并激活一种分解胶原蛋白的酶。ST PHOTO：KELVIN CHNG

雾霾颗粒还携带多环芳烃，这会触发皮肤细胞中的受体，增加色素细胞活性并激活分解胶原蛋白的酶。

《海峡时报》摄影：KELVIN CHNG

哪些肤质更容易受到伤害？

刘教授表示，皮肤敏感、干燥或容易受到刺激的人，或者皮肤屏障已经受损的人，更容易注意到症状，因为他们的皮肤对环境刺激物的抵抗力较弱。

患有湿疹或酒渣鼻的人在长时间暴露于空气质量差的环境中时，可能会出现干燥、瘙痒、发红或刺激症状加重的情况。湿疹患者的皮肤屏障受损，因此环境污染物和刺激物会加剧皮肤炎症。

Chong表示：“皮肤屏障受损后，水分容易流失，刺激物更容易进入。污染还会进一步破坏屏障蛋白，刺激炎症。这会引发瘙痒-抓挠的恶性循环，抓挠反而会造成更大的屏障损伤。”

她建议湿疹患者定期使用润肤霜，并常备医生开具的急性发作期治疗药物，因为污染引发的湿疹发作可能比一般情况发展得更快。Chong补充说，如果湿疹发作在几天内对常规治疗没有反应，则应及时就医。

雾霾季节护肤须知

刘女士表示，调整护肤程序时，首要任务是保护和强化皮肤屏障。她补充说，使用温和的洁面产品，再搭配含有屏障保护成分的保湿霜和防晒霜就足够了。

刘女士建议选择含有抗氧化剂（例如维生素E和C）以及烟酰胺的产品。她解释说：“臭氧会显著消耗皮肤表面的维生素E，因此补充维生素E在生物化学层面上是合理的。维生素C也是目前证据最充分的预防炎症和减少色素沉着的成分。烟酰胺能够促进细胞能量产生，并已被证明可以减轻氧化应激、炎症和色素沉着。”

寻找含有神经酰胺、甘油或透明质酸等屏障支持成分的保湿产品。神经酰胺常用于治疗特应性皮炎或皮肤干燥，是最佳选择。

使用温和的洁面产品，再涂抹含有屏障保护成分的保湿霜和防晒霜即可。图片来源：PEXELS

使用温和简单的洁面产品，再涂抹含有屏障保护成分的保湿霜和防晒霜就足够了。

刘女士补充说，雾霾天气并不能起到防晒作用。建议使用同时具有UVA和UVB防护功能的防晒霜，因为紫外线和污染会加剧它们对皮肤的伤害。

Chong表示，苯并芘（一种在木材烟雾中含量丰富的多环芳烃）的致癌作用也会因UVA而加剧。

她建议避免使用刺激性强、清洁力过强的泡沫洁面产品，因为它们会洗掉皮肤天然的屏障脂质。此外，在此期间也应避免过度去角质、化学换肤，以及首次尝试强效活性成分的产品。

如果你的皮肤受到刺激或敏感，Chong建议暂停使用强酸、维甲酸和过氧化苯甲酰等外用痤疮治疗药物，直到症状消退。

但雾霾期间最有效的干预措施不是使用特殊的抗污染产品或护肤程序，而是减少暴露。

Epion Clinic皮肤护理诊所的美容医师Pamela Chong表示，如果病情在几天内经常规治疗后仍未好转，则应及时就医。图片：Epion Clinic

皮肤护理诊所Epion Clinic的美容医生Pamela Chong表示，如果病情在几天内对标准治疗没有反应，就应该去看医生。

为了保护皮肤，两位医生都建议减少户外运动，保持门窗紧闭，并使用空调或空气净化器来改善室内空气质量。由于空调会使空气干燥，Chong医生建议在家中使用加湿器来增加空气湿度。

她建议晚上要淋浴并彻底清洁皮肤，尤其是在户外活动时间较长之后，因为汗水和皮脂会将颗粒物吸附在皮肤上。附着在头发和衣服上的污染物也会直接转移到枕套上。

刘女士提醒，要避免洗过热的澡，因为这会加剧皮肤干燥和刺激。她还指出，补充水分对健康有益，但并不能清除皮肤上的污染物。

空气质量最差的日子里，最好不要化浓妆或使用持久型化妆品。Chong表示，厚重的粉底和持久型粉底液会与皮脂混合，并在涂抹时将颗粒物滞留在皮肤上。

皮肤科医生Coni Liu（来自DermAlly护肤诊所）表示，虽然污染与痤疮之间的关系不如其他一些炎症性皮肤病那样明确，但痘痘或毛孔堵塞可能更容易被察觉。图片来源：DERMALLY

皮肤科医生 Coni Liu（来自 DermAlly 护肤诊所）表示，虽然污染与痤疮之间的关系不如其他一些炎症性皮肤病那么明确，但粉刺或毛孔堵塞可能更明显。

刘医生建议，一旦天气放晴，如果你的皮肤感觉正常，就可以恢复你平常的护肤程序。

如果皮肤仍然感觉干燥和刺激，请坚持使用温和的洁面产品和修复型保湿霜，并继续涂抹防晒霜。避免使用刺激性强的“排毒”护理产品，例如强力磨砂膏或去角质产品，因为过度护理皮肤可能会进一步破坏皮肤屏障，加剧刺激。目标是根据皮肤的耐受程度，逐步恢复正常的护肤程序。

对于大多数人来说，随着接触时间的减少，暂时的刺激感会逐渐消退。Chong表示，在其他条件不变的情况下，雾霾消散后两到四周内，皮肤屏障应该就能恢复正常。

她指出，如果空气质量改善后，你的皮疹或痤疮仍然存在，则可能有其他诱因或需要治疗的潜在皮肤疾病，例如湿疹或痤疮。

5款防雾霾美妆产品

1. Aestura Atobarrier365 乳霜（80毫升，售价39美元）

这款强效保湿霜采用专利高密度神经酰胺胶囊配方，通过形成保湿屏障，有效强化干燥肌肤的天然屏障。图片：AESTURA

这款强效保湿霜采用专利高密度神经酰胺胶囊配方，通过形成保湿屏障来增强缺水皮肤屏障。

这款强效保湿霜含有所有有助于保护皮肤屏障的成分：抗氧化剂、神经酰胺、透明质酸和烟酰胺。

本产品采用专利高密度神经酰胺胶囊配方，可通过形成保湿屏障来增强缺水皮肤屏障。

自 2023 年以来，该产品一直备受追捧，当时观众在韩国热门约会节目《单身地狱》中，看到皮肤水润的参赛者申瑟基的床头柜上摆放着它。

为了进一步增强保湿效果，可在涂抹同系列的 Atobarrier365 Hydro Cera-HA 精华液（30 毫升 39 美元）后使用。

信息：可在指定丝芙兰门店、sephora.sg 和 Shopee Mall 购买。

2. Sigi Skin Timeless Meadow 面膜（四片装，售价 36 美元）

这款面膜采用与该品牌热门茶疗排毒面膜相同的丝滑面料。图片：SIGI SKIN

这款面膜采用与该品牌广受欢迎的茶排毒面膜相同的丝滑面料。

新加坡热门护肤品牌 Sigi Skin 推出的新款面膜旨在通过补水、修复屏障和增强皮肤弹性来支持健康衰老。

这款精华液蕴含30毫升浓缩精华，富含NAD+（一种支持肌肤活力的辅酶）、六肽-8（一种肽）和GABA（一种以其平滑肌肤功效而闻名的酸）。此外，配方中还含有谷胱甘肽、无花果和石榴提取物，以及五种神经酰胺复合物。

谷胱甘肽是一种强效抗氧化剂，有助于提亮暗沉的肤色，而神经酰胺则能强化皮肤屏障，锁住水分。

详情：可在乌节路321号Orchard购物中心7楼01号以及sigiskin.com网站购买。

3. Re:erth 紧致晚霜（30毫升，110美元）

这款夜间护理产品集肌肤更新、保湿和屏障修护功能于一体，帮助肌肤在睡眠中修复。图片：RE:ERTH

这款夜间护理产品结合了肌肤更新、保湿和屏障支持功能，帮助肌肤在睡眠期间恢复。

来自本土极简护肤品牌 Re:erth 的这款夜间护理产品，结合了肌肤更新、保湿和屏障支持功能，帮助肌肤在睡眠中恢复。

请注意，该配方含有纳米包裹的视黄醛（一种类视黄醇），并搭配专利的、渗透性更强的Lipodisq递送系统，有助于最大程度地减少刺激。它还含有五种模拟皮肤天然脂质组成的脂质体神经酰胺，以及烟酰胺，以增强抗氧化功效。

该产品适用于所有肤质，尤其适合那些关注细纹、肌肤松弛和缺水的人士。

详情请访问 reerth.com

4. 兰芝平衡模式大米泡沫深层洁面乳（100毫升，售价31美元）

这款平衡模式大米泡沫深层洁面乳能够疏通毛孔，温和去除污垢，同时不会带走肌肤水分。图片：兰芝

平衡模式大米泡沫深层洁面乳能够疏通毛孔，温和去除污垢，同时不会带走皮肤水分。

空气污浊会让每个人都渴望彻底清洁。但正如医生所说，温和清洁至关重要。不妨试试韩国美妆品牌兰芝的平衡控油系列，据说该系列能够温和控油，同时为油性、易长痘和敏感肌肤维持必要的水分和屏障功能，带来舒适体验。

这款平衡模式大米泡沫深层洁面乳有助于疏通毛孔，温和去除污垢，同时不会带走肌肤水分。其核心成分是米酰胺复合物，这是一种运用韩国先进大米科技研发的成分复合物，将大米活性成分与烟酰胺相结合，有助于调节油脂分泌，同时强化肌肤屏障。

信息：可在兰芝专卖店、丝芙兰专卖店、TikTok Shop、Shopee 和 Lazada 购买。

5. Dr Melaxin Cemenrete 钙质丰盈多效润肤膏（9克装，售价39美元起）

这款来自韩国美妆品牌 Dr Melaxin 的多效合一润唇膏管非常适合快速修复肌肤问题，可以涂抹在面部任何干燥下垂的部位，包括眼下、法令纹和额头，为肌肤补水并使其饱满。

它尤其适用于改善眼下凹陷的状况。

该品牌表示，其明星成分是Ribornic，这是一种由该品牌研发的专利化合物，它将离子钙与维生素D结合，以增加皮肤对钙的吸收，从而帮助保持眼下胶原蛋白和弹性蛋白的稳定。

该润肤膏还含有腺苷，可促进胶原蛋白和弹性蛋白的生成，以对抗皮肤松弛；胶原蛋白有助于维持皮肤的厚度和弹性；弹性蛋白则有助于恢复松弛的皮肤。

详情：可在新加坡 Guardian 门店、guardian.com.sg 和 melaxin.sg 购买。