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Frudia's most iconic product: a 69% blueberry-extract moisturiser with the silky, jelly-like texture that launched a thousand imitators. The blueberry delivers polyphenol antioxidants; the supporting cast (niacinamide, panthenol, squalane, adenosine) makes it a functional daily moisturiser rather than just a themed one. Absorbs fast, layers well under SPF, works across most skin types except very oily. The fruit scent is distinctive — you'll either love it or skip the line entirely.
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Blueberry Hydrating Intensive Cream by Frudia is formulated for dry, normal, combination skin. Frudia's most iconic product: a 69% blueberry-extract moisturiser with the silky, jelly-like texture that launched a thousand imitators. The blueberry delivers polyphenol antioxidants; the supporting cast (niacinamide, panthenol, squalane, adenosine) makes it a functional daily moisturiser rather than just a themed one. Absorbs fast, layers well under SPF, works across most skin types except very oily. The fruit scent is distinctive — you'll either love it or skip the line entirely.
The key active ingredients in Blueberry Hydrating Intensive Cream are Niacinamide, Panthenol, Squalane. It's known for: 69% blueberry extract is a meaningful concentration, not a drop and silky jelly texture that absorbs without residue.
Yes, Blueberry Hydrating Intensive Cream targets dryness, dullness. 69% blueberry extract is a meaningful concentration, not a drop
Blueberry Hydrating Intensive Cream retails for around $28, which places it in the mid range for moisturizers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: fragrance-heavy blueberry scent; can feel slightly sticky on oily skin; not occlusive enough for very dry winter skin.
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