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Published 11:57 12 May 2026 BST
Updated 11:57 12 May 2026 BST

Many Irish people will suffer from redness, and it's a skin issue that can really get the better of you. There are so many serums that claim to tackle redness, but anyone who suffers from it will agree that some of them do very little to actually combat the issue.
Luckily, we've found one serum that has made an incredible difference to our skin, and it won't cost a small fortune, which is music to our ears.
The AVEENO CALM+RESTORE face serum absorbs easily and has been developed to instantly smooth, soothe, and fortify the skin's moisture barrier with 24-hour moisturisation.
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Formulated with Triple Oat Complex and Calming Feverfew, this hydrating serum for the face helps nourish and calm the skin and repair skin by restoring the skin's moisture barrier.
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The dermatologist-tested hydrating serum is hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic, with a lightweight texture, for normal to dry skin. Skin feels hydrated after one use, and instantly feels calmer after you apply it.
Apply two to three pumps of the face serum onto your hands, gently massage onto your face after cleansing and before moisturising; use both morning and night.
Shoppers have been raving about the product, with many saying it has helped soothe their skin.
"This serum feels soothing the moment it goes on. It sinks in quickly, reduces tightness, and leaves my skin soft and comfortable. Great for sensitive or reactive skin," one said.
Another added, "While it’s not a miracle cure, it definitely helps manage her eczema symptoms better than many other products we’ve tried. Highly recommend for anyone with sensitive or eczema-prone skin."
This lightweight hydrating serum for the face nourishes, repairs, and provides 24-hour moisturisation for sensitive skin. The serum is on sale for £10.58, and you can save 34% here.
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