Hyaluronic Acid and its uses

Everyone is talking about Hyaluronic Acid, but what do you real know about it?

Hyaluronic acid is in general in condensed form, it is formed naturally in our body. It has the ability to join in with other molecules making it a massive water retainer.

It can be found in our skin, joints and in large quantities in our eyes.

As we age the self-production of the Hyaluronic Acid slows resulting in our skin getting wrinkled and joints warn out.

A healthy young skin depends on the concentration and quantity in one’s skin.

Today, Hyaluronic acid is extracted from plants,it is also a superb antioxidant and a vital for messages to be conveyed between our skin cells as well as the cells splitting and by cell rejuvenation.

The use of Hyaluronic acid commenced in beauty industry as a result from the very successful use of it in hospital burn centers.

Hyaluronic is used for filling wrinkles by injections, providing volume to cheeks and the chin, eye treatments, healthy make up products and the treatment of wounds.

In the past the prevailing claim was that the molecular weight of the acid was too high – and by that it is unable to penetrate the epidermis. In cutting age skin care lines such as our Sea of Spa Black Pearl, Alternative Plus and Creative, Hyaluronic acids with a very low weight is used that penetrates the epidermis. The acid is a vital ingredient in creams and serums.

Hyluronic acid is very costly, however, the higher the concentration in the cream – the more effective it will be.