Nassifmd Hydro-screen serum

Hazelfaye · ‎04-17-2010

Is anyone here using Nassifmd hydro-screen serum, if you are can you tell me if I have to follow it at night with a face cream, and does it have to have retinal

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

Apply it on top of your other skincare products to help seal them in and prevent dryness. The Hydo-Screen Serum is made to provide an invisible barrier so if you put something on top of the Hydro-Screen it won't absorb.

Hydro-Screen contains retinol already so you really don't need to apply more unless you need or want it.

theloungeboy · ‎06-02-2019

just adding that the newer formulation of Hydro-Screen has both retinol and bakuchiol. It is a very nice formula.

Hazelfaye · ‎04-17-2010

Thank you for the information, I am going to give it a try, it arrived a few days ago but didn't know how to use.......you were most helpful

Dazlin · ‎03-14-2010

@Hazelfaye , @SilleeMee , I'm looking at this serum also. @SilleeMee , I find it odd that a moisturizer doesn't go on top, how would it absorb if it goes on after moisturizer? Or maybe it's supposed to be used alone? I watched the video, he doesn't say. What's your thoughts on that application, if you don't mind sharing with me.

@Hazelfaye , some said its oily, and smells like a pine cleaner...please let me know if that's what find...would appreciate both of your inputs.

I like the retinol, and the ceremides, idk much about the rest. I would only use it at night because of the retinol. Also doesn't say, encapsulated or percentage??

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

@Dazlin

I looked at the Hydro-Screen on his website and this is what I found:

"How To Use"

"Apply 2-3 drops to a clean face, neck and décolleté. Allow the serum to absorb into skin. Use twice daily, morning and evening, as the last step in your regimen to provide immediate hydration and provide an invisible barrier to seal in moisture in one step."

Says to use "as the last step in your regime". ..and that makes sense b/c the product contains a significant amount of silicones which make an effective barrier.

Dazlin · ‎03-14-2010

@SilleeMee wrote:
@Dazlin
I looked at the Hydro-Screen on his website and this is what I found:

"How To Use"
"Apply 2-3 drops to a clean face, neck and décolleté. Allow the serum to absorb into skin. Use twice daily, morning and evening, as the last step in your regimen to provide immediate hydration and provide an invisible barrier to seal in moisture in one step."

Says to use "as the last step in your regime". ..and that makes sense b/c the product contains a significant amount of silicones which make an effective barrier.

@SilleeMee , thank you so much!

I'm not sure I'd want that then. Appreciate your help, as always.

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

@Dazlin

To me it probably would make a nice stand-alone product for someone needing to simplify their routine. That serum appears to be an all-in-one type of product where it could replace a few other things in someone's regime.

Dazlin · ‎03-14-2010

@SilleeMee wrote:
@Dazlin
To me it probably would make a nice stand-alone product for someone needing to simplify their routine. That serum appears to be an all-in-one type of product where it could replace a few other things in someone's regime.

@SilleeMee , in that case I might consider it. I have a 20%coupon and there's a set with it, 4 Oz serum, and a wash. Also, i looked on his site, and he has a Night time serum, with retinol, but it's not on Hsn. They only have the night Restorative, not the same. Too bad.

But I might go ahead and order the one we're discussing based on your input...and I was thinking too, it could be used alone, if I wanted. Thank you again!!