Does hyaluronic acid really work?

Many people have heard of hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is very valuable as a cosmetic. Some people also inject hyaluronic acid on their faces because it has many functions and seems to have no side effects. Therefore, it is more popular among young people, but before using hyaluronic acid, you need to really understand hyaluronic acid so that it can play the desired effect.

Beauty and Skin Care

Absorb moisture

Hyaluronic acid can help the skin absorb a lot of moisture. With moisture, the skin can naturally maintain elasticity and softness.

Not long ago, we could only replenish hyaluronic acid for the skin through medical injections. Medical skin care products can use a small amount of hyaluronic acid as a moisturizer. By compressing and packaging the million-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid and applying it to the skin, it can absorb about 1,000 times its own weight in water, refilling the epidermal cells and smoothing wrinkles. Although the effect does not take as long as direct injection, it can be replenished daily to naturally fill the cells.

Repair and water retention

The English name is HYALURONIC ACID, which is a transparent colloid that can instantly moisturize deeply, increase skin elasticity and tension, help restore the skin's normal oil and water balance, and improve dry and sagging skin. Hyaluronic acid is also an important component in the skin and has the function of repairing epidermal tissue.

When skin tissue is exposed to UVB rays, the skin will be sunburned and inflamed, the dermis will stop producing hyaluronic acid, and the rate of hyaluronic acid decline will be accelerated. Hyaluronic acid exists in large quantities in the connective tissue and dermis of the human body. It has strong water absorption and moisturizing functions. It can also enhance the skin's ability to retain water for a long time. It can help elastic fibers and collagen to be in a moisture-filled environment, making the skin appear more elastic.