Buying guide

Yerina Cream Guide

Yerina builds its cream lineup around three different jobs: face, hands, and hair. The Natural Premium line leans on collagen and vitamin seed extract for daily facial moisture, a run of hand creams handles rough skin from washing and weather, and a straight cream carries the same word into haircare. This guide separates them so you can pick the one built for the spot you actually need to treat.

Natural Premium facial creams

Yerina's Natural Premium Collagen Hydrating Cream and Natural Premium Vitamin Seed Moisture Cream are both 200ml facial moisturizers. The collagen version targets firmness and daily hydration, while the vitamin seed formula focuses on lighter, everyday moisture. Both are built for regular use rather than a targeted treatment step.

The hand cream trio

Three named hand creams sit under this collection: White Mask Hand Cream, Real Moisture Hand Cream, and Olive Drip Hand Cream. Each is packaged and marketed as its own hand-specific product rather than a size variant of one formula, which is why they read as three separate cores instead of one line fanned by scent.

Straight cream for hair

Yerina's hair care volume magic straight cream is not a skincare product at all. It uses the word cream because it is a leave-in styling cream meant to smooth and hold a straightened style, so it belongs in a hair-care routine rather than a face or hand routine.

Choosing the right cream for the area

Match the product to the spot you're treating rather than picking by size or price. Face goes to the Natural Premium creams, hands go to the hand cream trio, and hair styling goes to the straight cream. Mixing these up wastes the formula: a hand cream is built to sit under gloves or dish soap exposure, not to sit on facial skin all day.

How to use the facial creams

Apply either Natural Premium cream to clean, dry skin as the last step of a basic routine, morning or night. A thin, even layer is enough for daily use; the collagen version can be layered slightly heavier at night if your skin runs dry.

How to use the hand creams

Keep one of the hand creams at a sink or desk and reapply after washing your hands, since that is when moisture loss is highest. Olive Drip and Real Moisture both work well for frequent daytime use, while White Mask leaves a slightly richer finish suited to an overnight application.

Sizes and packaging

The facial creams ship in 200ml jars sized for regular daily use over several months. The hand creams come in smaller 80-200ml tubes meant to travel or sit within reach at a sink, and the straight cream is packaged as a styling product rather than a skincare jar.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • Both are 200ml facial moisturizers. The collagen version is built around firmness and richer daily hydration, while the vitamin seed version leans lighter and is easier to layer under makeup or in warmer weather.

  • Real Moisture and Olive Drip are both suited to frequent daytime reapplication after washing your hands. White Mask leaves a richer, slower-absorbing finish, so it works better as an overnight hand treatment.

  • No. It's a leave-in styling cream for hair, used to smooth and hold a straightened style. It shares the word cream with the facial and hand creams in this collection but serves a completely different routine.

  • Reapply after washing your hands or whenever they feel dry, since that's when moisture loss is highest. A tube kept at a sink or desk makes this easier to keep up throughout the day.

  • It's better not to. The hand creams are formulated for thicker, less sensitive skin that deals with frequent washing, while the Natural Premium facial creams are built for the finer texture of facial skin. Swapping them can leave either area under- or over-treated.