Hyaluronic acid

A substance that occurs naturally in the human body. It is responsible for the proper level of skin hydration due to its ability to bind water molecules.

Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in the human body in the form of sodium hyaluronate. Its main task is to bind water molecules. It is present throughout our body, and its greatest amounts are found in the skin, synovial fluid and the vitreous body of the eye. With age, however, the amount of hyaluronic acid molecules disappears, which causes laxity, dryness and lower elasticity of the skin. That is why the external and internal replenishment of hyaluronic acid molecules is becoming more and more popular.

Hyaluronic acid also has a wide range of applications in cosmetics. It is often used during many different cosmetic procedures, such as:

• filling and smoothing wrinkles

• revitalization and immediate hydration of the skin

• modeling and lip augmentation

Hyaluronic acid is also a component of many cosmetic products, e.g. creams, serums, toners, etc.

The effects of hyaluronic acid are very noticeable with its prolonged use. In addition to proper skin hydration and smoothing out wrinkles, we can notice an improvement in skin tension and elasticity, improvement in the oval and shape of the face, less visibility of shadows under the eyes, restoring a healthy glow to the skin and many other stunning effects. No wonder then that hyaluronic acid is called the elixir of youth, since the skin looks healthy, rested and young after using it.