Dermina – Intelligent Skincare






Your cleanser washes the day off. Your moisturizer keeps things soft. But when it comes to that stubborn mark from last month’s pimple or skin that feels stretched and dry by 4 pm, neither of them can do much. You need something more focused. That’s really what a face serum is for.
A serum is light, almost like water, with a higher dose of one or two actives. At Dermina – Intelligent Skincare, we decided each serum should do one job properly. So every Dermina Face Serum has a clear purpose.
Cleanse, tone, serum, moisturizer, and sunscreen in the morning. A skincare serum (or any skin serum, really) goes before your cream because it’s thinner, so it absorbs first.
Now the ingredients, in plain words.
Vitamin C is the one for dull, uneven skin. A good vitamin C serum brightens over time and gives some antioxidant cover against pollution, which is why most people use it in the morning under sunscreen.
Niacinamide (you might see it called Vitamin B3) is the calm, steady one. A niacinamide serum helps with oil, open pores and redness, and most skin types get along with it.
Hyaluronic acid holds onto water. If your skin feels tight after washing, a hyaluronic acid serum is usually the first thing to try.
Retinol speeds up how fast your skin renews itself. It’s what people reach for when they start noticing fine lines or old acne marks that just won’t fade. Night only, and sunscreen the next day is a must.
Then there’s Vitamin E for nourishment and peptides, which support firmness as skin starts to lose a bit of its bounce.
And just so it’s said: a face serum for women works exactly the same for men. Skin is skin.
Forget what’s trending on Instagram this week. The best face serum for you is the one that matches the thing bothering you most. Find your concern below.
| Skin Concern | Dermina Serum | Key Actives |
| Dull skin, no glow | Vitamin C 15% Serum | Vitamin C, Ferulic Acid, Niacinamide |
| Dark spots and uneven tone | Vitamin C 15% Serum or Retinol 0.1% Face Serum | Vitamin C, Retinol, Bakuchiol, Licorice |
| Dry, dehydrated skin | Hyaluronic Acid 2% Serum | Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin B5, Copper Peptides |
| Oily skin and open pores | Niacinamide 10% Serum | Niacinamide, Centella, Allantoin |
| Acne-prone skin and marks | Niacinamide 10% Serum or Retinol 0.1% Face Serum | Niacinamide, Retinol, Lactobionic Acid |
| Rough, tired skin | Vitamin E Face Serum | Vitamin E, Squalane, Jojoba Oil |
| Fine lines, loss of firmness | Age-Less Face Serum | Peptide Complex, 7D Hyaluronic Acid |
Live somewhere humid? Lean towards the lighter water-based serums. New to actives? Start with one and give it a few weeks. And always patch test first.
If your skin looks a bit flat lately, start here. It has 15% vitamin C in a stable form, plus niacinamide, ferulic acid, vitamin E, and a little centella to keep things calm. It helps bring back that fresh look, evens out tone over a few weeks and protects against daily pollution. This brightening face serum goes on in the morning, followed by sunscreen, and it suits oily and acne-prone skin too.
For the person whose forehead shines by lunch. This niacinamide serum pairs 10% niacinamide with hyaluronic acid, Centella asiatica, allantoin, and acetyl glucosamine. It keeps oil in check, makes pores look smaller, and settles redness, all without drying you out. A dependable face serum for oily skin, and gentle enough if you’re on the sensitive side. Use 2 to 3 drops, morning and night.
You know that tight feeling after washing your face? This is the fix. It’s a hydrating face serum with 2% hyaluronic acid, vitamin B5, copper peptides, niacinamide, green tea, and witch hazel. Pat a drop or two onto damp skin, then moisturize. Skin feels softer and looks plumper, and it’s light enough to be an everyday face serum for dry skin without any heaviness.
A gentle starting point if you’re new to retinol. Along with 0.1% retinol, it has bakuchiol, 1% niacinamide, lactobionic acid, aloe vera, and licorice root. It helps fade old marks and sun spots, softens fine lines, and keeps pores clearer. Use a pea-sized amount at night, two or three times a week to begin with, and don’t skip sunscreen the next morning.
An overnight vitamin E face serum for skin that feels rough, dry, or worn out. Powered by vitamin E, squalane, and nourishing jojoba, sweet almond, olive, and sunflower oils, it deeply nourishes dry skin while helping support the skin barrier and lock in moisture. Wake up to softer, smoother, more supple-looking skin with a healthy, refreshed glow
Our most advanced formula, made for fine lines and skin that’s lost some firmness. It has a 5.4% Advanced Peptide Complex, 7D Hyaluronic Acid, Viniferin, Niacinamide, and Centella. Use 2 to 3 drops every night before moisturizer for smoother, firmer-looking skin over time.
If you buy face serum online, buy it from the brand’s own site or a retailer you trust. Serums don’t love heat, and you don’t want a bottle that’s been sitting in a warehouse for months. On the Dermina store, you can shop face serum online by concern, read every ingredient and find the best serum for face care that suits you.
It gives your skin a concentrated dose of an active ingredient to target one concern, like dryness, dullness, dark spots or oil.
A vitamin C serum is the usual starting point. The Dermina Vitamin C 15% Serum is our pick as a face serum for glowing skin.
Look for Vitamin C or Retinol in a serum for pigmentation. Our Vitamin C 15% Serum and Retinol 0.1% Face Serum both work as a face serum for dark spots, as long as you wear sunscreen daily.
Yes. A serum for uneven skin tone with Vitamin C or Niacinamide, used regularly for a few weeks, helps skin look more even.
A hyaluronic acid serum. Apply the Dermina Hyaluronic Acid 2% Serum on damp skin and follow with moisturiser.
The Niacinamide 10% Serum. It’s light and water-based, which makes it a good face serum for acne prone skin and oily skin.
Most can. Vitamin C, Niacinamide and Hyaluronic Acid are fine every day. Retinol is better introduced slowly.
After cleansing and toning, before moisturiser. If you use two serums, the thinner one goes first.
Vitamin C in the morning. Retinol, Vitamin E and peptide serums at night. Niacinamide and Hyaluronic Acid work at either time.
Yes. Our Vitamin C 15% Serum already has Niacinamide in it. If your skin is sensitive, try them one at a time first.
Start with your biggest skin concern and check the table above. It’ll point you to the right one.
Directly on the Dermina website, where the full serum range is listed with ingredients for each product.