Description Hyaluronic Acid is naturally found in human body, and its functions includes lubricating the joints and keeping the skin hydrated and smooth. Ingredient Function: Humectant INCI Name: Sodium Hyaluronate, Water Common Names: Hyaluronic acid serum, hyaluronic acid solution, hyaluronic acid gel Concentration: 1% Hyaluronic Acid Form: Liquid gel Appearance: Thick liquid (clear, viscous gel), with a stucky and slippery texture Solubility: Water (insoluble in oil) Usage Rate: 1 to 20% Storage: Store in a tightly sealed container, in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight Shelf Life: 24 Months if properly stored Formulation Notes: Add to water phase at cool-down during formulation; PH range of 6.0 to 7.5 Use at 20% in formulations, which translates to 0.2% hyaluronic acid powder in the overall formulation Common Uses of Hyaluronic Acid Serum/ Solution Serum for skin: Applied directly to the skin to as a repair and hydrating serum Used as an ingredient in skincare products including serums, dry skin care products, moisturizing lotions Used as an ingredient in haircare products Used as an ingredient in sun protection products Benefits of Hyaluronic Acid Solution/ Serum Hydrating the Skin: Hyaluronic Acid helps the skin better absorb \water, making it look plump, healthier, fresher, deeply moisturized and younger looking. It’s moisture-retention ability is intense – Hyaluronic Acid can hold 1000 times its weight in water (meaning that 1 gram Hyaluronic Acid can hold 1000 grams water). Hyaluronic acid helps make the skin smoother Helps skin to reduce water loss It penetrates easily and fast into the skin Soothes and hydrates dry and ashy skin Ant-ageing benefits: Hyaluronic acid benefits includes making older wrinkled skin appear plump. It reduces (the appearance of) wrinkles and improves elasticity in ageing skin. When applied topically on the skin, hyaluronic acid helps restore hydration and improve the appearance of dry skin and wrinkles. More About Hyaluronic Acid Hyaluronic Acid works by pulling water/ moisture from the air into the skin to keep the skin fresh and moisturized. Hyaluronic naturally occurs in our skins and joints, but our skin produces less of it as we grow older.
