Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic Acid
It is a structural element / component present in all living
organisms, bearing an absorbing capacity. It can be found in the
connective tissues naturally.
When used by people at young ages, it provides the skin with the appropriate mechanical support so that it stays and feels alive and streched, and the skin tissue is moisturized at the same time.
As people age, the skin loses this important component which provided the flexibility that used to make it look and feel young.
When products containing Hyaluronic Acid are applied, the skin's
moisturized at a better percentage level; also, a thin film layer on
the skin is formed. This layer softens the skin, improves its
flexibility by affecting the collagen fibers as well as restructuring
the skin.
When used by people at young ages, it provides the skin with the appropriate mechanical support so that it stays and feels alive and streched, and the skin tissue is moisturized at the same time.
As people age, the skin loses this important component which provided the flexibility that used to make it look and feel young.
When products containing Hyaluronic Acid are applied, the skin's
moisturized at a better percentage level; also, a thin film layer on
the skin is formed. This layer softens the skin, improves its
flexibility by affecting the collagen fibers as well as restructuring
the skin.
Dr. Aelos ZD. Therapeutic moisturizers. Dermatol Clin 2000 : 18 : 597-600
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