09/09/2026
If you look closely at our ingredient lists, Hyaluronic Acid is used as a base in most all of our Serums. Why you ask? Well, because it is one of those ingredients that our bodies know instinctively how to use. Every cell in our bodies (and all plant cells also) make hyaluronic acid.
But starting around 20 years old, production begins to slow. Hyaluronic Acid production falls at a rate of about 1% per year. Meaning that by the time you are 40, you have naturally lost around 15-20% of production.
What does Hyaluronic Acid do? It brings water into the cell and makes the cell as "plump" as it was during our youth. It means that each cell then takes up the amount of space that it "should". Which in turn causes less drooping, sagging, and fine lines and wrinkles. Hyaluronic Acid is one of those behind the scenes work horses.
Over the years, skincare companies have gotten better at making Hyaluronic acid. Using differet sized molecules in the same serum to target different skin depths, but if you were to ask me, this ingredient won't be going anywhere for a long time. It is a simple product to use, and truly moisturizes from the inside out.
Do you use HA?