Περιποίηση δέρματος με υαλουρονικό οξύ – ενυδάτωση για ξηρό δέρμα με αίσθηση τραβήγματος

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Hyaluronic acid skincare for deep hydration

Hyaluronic acid is a substance found naturally in the skin, where it helps hold water and keep skin plump and supple. It is famous for its ability to bind many times its own weight in water. As we age, and with sun exposure and dry air, the skin's own levels fall, which can make it look dull, tight and less smooth. Applied in skincare, hyaluronic acid draws moisture into the upper layers of the skin for an instantly fresher, bouncier and more hydrated look.

Benefits of hyaluronic acid

• Intense hydration for every skin type, including oily skin.
• Plumper-looking skin that softens the appearance of fine, dehydration lines.
• Lightweight and non-greasy, so it layers easily under moisturiser and makeup.
• Gentle and well tolerated, and it pairs well with most other ingredients.

How to use it for best results

1. Cleanse and, if you like, use a toner or essence.
2. Apply a hyaluronic serum to slightly damp skin, morning and evening.
3. Seal in the hydration with a moisturiser.
4. Finish with sunscreen in the morning.

In very dry climates, always follow with a cream, as the moisturiser helps keep the water in the skin.

Great combinations

Hyaluronic acid works well with niacinamide for balance, vitamin C for radiance, ceramides for barrier support and retinol, where it helps offset dryness.

Brands in this collection

Discover hyaluronic acid skincare from Filorga, Doctor Babor, Biotherm, Avene, Elizabeth Arden, Alpha-H, Lierac, Collistar, Orlane, Hada Labo Tokyo, Cosrx, Isntree, Haruharu Wonder, Skin1004, Anua and Mary and May.

Frequently asked questions

Is hyaluronic acid suitable for oily skin?

Yes. Oily skin can still be dehydrated, and lightweight hyaluronic serums hydrate without heaviness.

Despite its name, is it an exfoliating acid?

No. Unlike AHAs and BHAs, hyaluronic acid does not exfoliate, it simply hydrates.

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