Volayon Cream
VOLAYON builds its cream range around six distinct formulas rather than one flagship jar: a Latinix cream, a Stokuren cream, a plain Hyaluronic cream, a Bolamicton Tonup cream, a Demarino cream, and a Bolayone Hyaluronan cream. Each one targets a different active, so the choice comes down to what your skin needs that day rather than picking between sizes of the same tube.
Buying guide
How to pick a VOLAYON cream
VOLAYON does not sell one cream in different sizes. It sells six named formulas, each built around a different active, so picking one means matching the name to what your skin actually needs.
Latinix Cream
The Latinix formula is VOLAYON's general daily cream, sold in a 150ml tube.
Stokuren Cream
Stokuren is a separate 150ml formula from Latinix, built around its own named active rather than a shared base.
Hyaluronic Cream
The plain Hyaluronic Cream (150ml) leans on hyaluronic acid for hydration without the added actives found in VOLAYON's named formulas.
Bolamicton Tonup Cream
Bolamicton Tonup comes in a smaller 30ml size, positioned as a tone-up finish rather than an all-over daily moisturiser.
Demarino Cream
Demarino is another 150ml formula distinct from Latinix and Stokuren, rounding out VOLAYON's core cream lineup.
Bolayone Hyaluronan Cream
The Bolayone Hyaluronan Cream is VOLAYON's other hyaluronic-acid formula, sold as a single 150ml piece under its own name rather than as a plain hyaluronic cream.
Choosing between the six
If you want a straightforward hydrator, either hyaluronic formula works. If you're after a tone-up step, Bolamicton Tonup is the smaller, targeted option. The remaining three (Latinix, Stokuren, Demarino) each carry their own named active, so check the product page for the specific ingredient before choosing.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many different VOLAYON creams are there?
Six: Latinix Cream, Stokuren Cream, Hyaluronic Cream, Bolamicton Tonup Cream, Demarino Cream, and Bolayone Hyaluronan Cream.
What's the difference between the Hyaluronic Cream and the Bolayone Hyaluronan Cream?
Both lean on hyaluronic acid, but they're sold as separate named products at VOLAYON: a plain Hyaluronic Cream and a Bolayone Hyaluronan Cream. Check each product page for exact formulation details.
Why is the Bolamicton Tonup Cream a different size?
It comes in a 30ml tube rather than the 150ml size used for VOLAYON's other creams, since it's meant as a targeted tone-up step rather than an everyday moisturiser.
Which VOLAYON cream should I start with?
For a general daily moisturiser, start with the Latinix Cream or one of the hyaluronic formulas. Save Bolamicton Tonup for when you specifically want a tone-up finish.