Skincare routines are super important.
One of the best ways to keep your skin moisturized on a daily basis includes applying lotion on your body after you've had your shower.
Applying a body lotion that is infused with vitamins and prebiotics daily will guarantee that your skin will be bright and healthy.
Did you know that niacinamide – a form of vitamin B3 – can not only help brighten your skin but also rebuild you skin cells? Vitamin C also plays a big part in keeping your skin hydrated.
While it's a no-brainer that vitamins assist with skincare, prebiotics are crucial if you're looking to maintain a healthy skin microbiome.
What's a skin microbiome? Well, peer into a microscope and you'll notice billions of microorganisms that have made your skin home. These guys are super important because they're a line of defense against pathogens and infections.
So having body lotion that includes the nutrients above will not only make you look good but keep you healthy too.
Luckily for you, Vaseline recently launched its first range of body lotion that contains prebiotics.
Coming in two sizes; 110ml and 360ml, the Vaseline 1st Prebiotic Super Vitamin Serum Peach will feed the good bacteria on your skin to make them stronger against pathogens and infections.
Similar to other Super Vitamin Serum lotions, Vaseline's latest entry comes with a lightweight and non-sticky texture – making applying the lotion quick, easy, and hassle-free.
The serum absorbs quickly into the skin so you don't need to fret about that yucky, sticky, greasy residue that's often left behind by other lotions.
Applying the serum daily will help you achieve bright, even-toned, and hydrated skin thanks to the Vaseline Super Vitamin Serum Peach's formula that contains 10X* vitamin B3 and C.
The serum is also made out of 100 percent natural peach extract. In other words, it's packed with Vitamin C and will keep your skin supple and hydrated. Oh, did we also mention the fact that it has a fruity scent that's not overpowering but subtle enough to be noticed by whoever hugs you?
Cover image by John Prabakaran Solomon / Mashable Southeast Asia.