FAQ
Common questions
and answers
What is Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic Acid is a water-binding sugar (a glycosaminoglycan) your body naturally makes in skin, eyes, and joints. In skincare, it acts like a moisture magnet to visibly plump and cushion the skin.
How Hyaluronic Acid works on skin
Topically, Hyaluronic Acid sits in the outer layers and binds water to smooth texture, soften the look of fine lines, and support the moisture barrier. Evidence reviews show Hyaluronic Acid based cosmeceuticals improve hydration and visible signs of aging with good tolerability
when Can I use Hyaluronic acid (AM or PM)
How to Use and apply it ?
Gently massage 1 or 2 pumps of hyaluronic facial serum over face and neck.
What should i combine with the Hyaluronic facial serum?
You should combine the serum with our facial moisturizer to help lock in the serum and give extra support and protection for the skin. You can even combine it with an extra layer of skin protection with sunscreen.
Who is it for ?
All skin types, including oily, dry, sensitive, and acne prone generally tolerate Hyaluronic Acid because it’s noncomedogenic and gentle. If you’re using strong actives (retinoids, benzoyl peroxide, acids), Hyaluronic Acid layers well to offset dryness.
Is it safe?
Topical Hyaluronic Acid is widely considered safe and well tolerated, including in pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Possible side effects
Topical irritation is uncommon and usually due to the overall formula (fragrance, preservatives) rather than Hyaluronic Acid itself. We don’t use fragrances or preservatives as we only use pure high quality vegan ingredients in our serum. Stop use if you notice redness, burning, or hives, and patch test new products to see if your body chemistry safely aligns with our formulation.
Does Hyaluronic Acid play well with other active products?
Yes, Hyaluronic Acid layers easily with vitamin C, niacinamide, AHAs/BHAs, and retinoids; it helps buffer dryness without inactivating them. **Check with your healthcare provider for possible issues in mixing prodicts.
Special situations
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Acne prone: choose oil free, noncomedogenic gels; Hyaluronic Acid won’t clog pores and can reduce dehydration from acne treatments.
Pregnancy & breastfeeding
Topical Hyaluronic Acid is considered safe to use. (Retinoids are the ones generally avoided; Hyaluronic Acid is often recommended as a gentle alternative during this time.) Always consult your clinician for personal guidance.
Storage & shelf life
Keep closed, away from heat/sun, and use within the “period after opening.” Viscosity or odor changes = time to replace. (General cosmetic handling best practices; follow label.)