Hyaluronic Acid Serum Guide

Yes. Hyaluronic Acid has been shown to reduce the signs of aging and reduce inflammation or redness when used daily. That being said, you can even use Hyaluronic Acid Serums multiple times a day as long as it is being applied to a welcoming surface. This welcoming surface is one that is clean and freshly damp as the Hyaluronic Acid will work to seal in that moisture as it binds to it on your skin. It is important to note that Skincare is a process that takes time and consistency as your skin adapts to new products. This is especially true when the new abundance of help is from topical Hyaluronic Acid serums. Your skin will thank you as you continuously give it the support it needs as your body naturally and environmentally loses its Hyaluronic Acid.

Both Hyaluronic Acid and Collagen are superstar ingredients. However, there are a few distinct differences and specific uses for each. Hyaluronic Acid is a substance found in high concentrations in fluid reliant areas of the body such as the eyes and the joints. Hyaluronic Acid's key role is to retain moisture where it is found and topically applied. This is why Hyaluronic Acid is recommended by dermatologists to be applied topically for multiple reasons. From burn victims to scar and wound healing, Hyaluronic Acid assists the problem area by assuring moisture is retained. Similarly, Collagen is one of the most abundant substances in your body. Found in major components such as muscles, ligaments and skin. Where the difference arises between Collagen and Hyaluronic Acid is how the are applied for the best results. Collagen is best absorbed by the body when ingested. This allows your body to disperse the Collagen in your body where needed. While Hyaluronic Acid can also be ingested, its greatest advantage is that it can be applied topically to problem areas with great precision. This is why we designed our Hyaluronic Acid serums with an abundance of Hyaluronic Acid for both face skincare and under-eye skincare.