Biumark H2O Moisturising Lotion 100 ml

Biumark H2O Moisturising Lotion is a well-formulated general body (and possibly face) lotion with good hydration and barrier support features. It’s paraben-free and non-comedogenic, which is positive for sensitive skin.

✅ Overview

• Product Name: H2O Moisturising Lotion (Hydra Shield) by Biumark.

• Intended Use: Daily moisturisation – designed to deeply hydrate, soften rough/dry skin, leave skin smoother and more supple.

• Claims: Dermatologist-tested, paraben-free, hydroquinone-free, non-comedogenic (i.e., should not clog pores).

🧴 Key Ingredients & Features

From the descriptions:

• Contains squalane (a lightweight emollient) and Vitamin E (antioxidant).

• Contains Sodium PCA, which is a humectant (moisture-attracting molecule).

• Contains Omega 3, 6, 9 fatty acids for nourishment.

• Includes glycerin, another humectant, in a “double-action formula” to replenish lost moisture.

• Claims fast absorption, non-sticky finish.

🎯 Suitability for Your Skin / Use Case

Given your profile: you have oily & sensitive skin, acne-prone, pigmentation, psoriasis, and you’re breastfeeding. Here’s how this product stacks up given those conditions:

• The non-comedogenic, dermatologist-tested claim is a good sign for sensitive or acne-prone skin.

• However, it is marketed more as a body lotion rather than a facial specialty product. If you use it on your face, you’ll want to patch-test first.

• For pigmentation/acne marks: this product does not appear to include strong active ingredients for pigmentation (like niacinamide, retinoids, hydroquinone, etc) — instead, it focuses on hydration and barrier support.

• For psoriasis: maintaining skin barrier and hydration is useful; a gentle emollient formula is beneficial.

• Breastfeeding: there’s no obvious red-flag ingredient listed (at least in the marketing copy). But always check full ingredient list or consult your dermatologist, especially if you apply large amounts or on broken skin.

• Because your skin is oily in summer, you might need a lighter formula especially on the face; this may be more appropriate for body or for dry zones (e.g., arms/legs) than the oily T-zone.

🧼 How to Use

• Use daily: apply generously after a bath or shower to clean skin, focusing on dry/rough areas.

• Massage gently until fully absorbed.

• If using on body: you can apply all over. If using on face: apply a small amount, avoid eye area, monitor reaction.

• Because you have sensitive skin: patch test behind your ear or on the jawline for 24 hours before widespread use.

⚠️ Considerations & Cautions

• Even though marketed for all skin types, because your skin is oily + acne-prone, you’ll want to check how it behaves (does it feel heavy/greasy, does it trigger breakouts).

• The product seems more body-lotion focused; if you want a facial moisturiser for oily/combination/acne‐prone plus pigmentation skin, you may want a product with lighter texture and actives for pigmentation.

• If you have psoriasis patches: hydration is good, but you might need more targeted therapy (depending on severity) under medical advice.

• Always check full ingredients list (manufacturer may update).

• Because you are breastfeeding: ensure you’re comfortable with each ingredient; usually external use is low-risk, but better safe.