iS Clinical Hydra-Cool Serum

from A$108.00

The iS Clinical Hydra-Cool Serum is a deeply hydrating and soothing antioxidant serum formulated for skin that is sensitised, dehydrated, reactive or recovering from a clinical treatment. The serum combines high-potency Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) with plant-based humectants, antioxidant peptides and cooling botanical extracts to flood the skin with moisture, calm visible redness and support barrier integrity. Lightweight and fast-absorbing, it is suitable for all skin types, ages and works beautifully on its own or layered under any moisturiser.

Available in 15mL and 30mL.

This is my number one post-treatment recommendation. After a laser treatment, peel or skin needling session at JBH, the Hydra-Cool is what I send clients home with — it soothes instantly, delivers deep hydration and helps the skin recover and settle after a procedure. I love pairing this with any Vitamin C serum as it helps penetrate deeper into the skin, and it signals the mitochondria to activate the cell's own hydration functions.
— Jessica Bugeja Huon, Registered Nurse & owner of JBH Aesthetics

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The iS Clinical Hydra-Cool Serum is a deeply hydrating and soothing antioxidant serum formulated for skin that is sensitised, dehydrated, reactive or recovering from a clinical treatment. The serum combines high-potency Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) with plant-based humectants, antioxidant peptides and cooling botanical extracts to flood the skin with moisture, calm visible redness and support barrier integrity. Lightweight and fast-absorbing, it is suitable for all skin types, ages and works beautifully on its own or layered under any moisturiser.

Available in 15mL and 30mL.

This is my number one post-treatment recommendation. After a laser treatment, peel or skin needling session at JBH, the Hydra-Cool is what I send clients home with — it soothes instantly, delivers deep hydration and helps the skin recover and settle after a procedure. I love pairing this with any Vitamin C serum as it helps penetrate deeper into the skin, and it signals the mitochondria to activate the cell's own hydration functions.
— Jessica Bugeja Huon, Registered Nurse & owner of JBH Aesthetics