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Hyaluronic Acid
Also known as Sodium hyaluronate · Hyaluronan
A moisture magnet that holds many times its weight in water.
- What it does
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- Draws in water
- Plumps
- Weightless
- Where it comes from
- Hyaluronic acid is a sugar molecule the body makes on its own to keep skin and joints hydrated. Cosmetic grades are made by fermentation. Sodium hyaluronate is its salt form, smaller and easier to work into a formula.
- On the label
- Sodium Hyaluronate
- Found in
- Products by Cheekbone Beauty, Maris Dae, Everyday Chemist, Margin
About Hyaluronic Acid
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What is hyaluronic acid?
A moisture magnet that holds many times its weight in water, drawing hydration into the surface of skin and lips. Find it in MARGIN’s Active Moisturizer and across Everyday Chemist’s Lip Grease and Silky Water.
Where does hyaluronic acid come from?
Hyaluronic acid is a sugar molecule the body makes on its own to keep skin and joints hydrated. Cosmetic grades are made by fermentation. Sodium hyaluronate is its salt form, smaller and easier to work into a formula.
Which Canadian brands use hyaluronic acid?
In our shop, hyaluronic acid is in products from Cheekbone Beauty, Maris Dae, Everyday Chemist, Margin.
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