Peek Behind The Curtain Of Hyaluronic Acid
You have heard of Hyaluronic Acid before but not like this!
Hyaluronic Acid is present in multiple tissues of the body in varying degrees of viscosity. Hyaluranic Acid (HA) is one of the essential parts of the extracellular matrix of skin. Basically, HA bathes our tissues and suspends cellular nutrients. This food and water if you will, is required to maintain the healthy collagen & elastin scaffolding of all our tissues, including skin. HA is a super common ingredient in skincare products. I’d like to pull back the curtain of this ingredient and show you how this molecule can either be “HA-meh” or “HA-intensified”.
Why is it important to look behind the curtain of skincare ingredients? Because if you want to truly make an informed decision about the skincare you choose (and get the most for your investment), a titch of an insiders view is needed. For example, did you know that effective skincare has 4 essential parts.
- High Quality Ingredients in High Enough Concentrations to Actually Work
- Multifacited Delivery Systems to Ensure That Actives Get to Their Target Within Your Skin
- Adequate Preservative System (Hopefully Organic) to Prevent Contamination of The Formula
- A User (That’s You) Who is Committed to Using the Product as Recommended
skinPT’s Rehabilitation Serum is an example of an effective skincare formula (well, except #4…but we can fix that ;). Truly, all of our products are worthy of your investment because they exceed the quality and concentration of even the best anti aging creams and face serums available.
We will continue to demystify skincare ingredients here on our blog. We will weed out the super boring information. The article below is a bit techy, but it describes how HA can be an active ingredient as well as a delivery system. Since HA is so fundamental to healthy skin and good skincare products, We think this article will help you recognize that not all HA is equal. And, BTW, the HA in skinPT’s products is indeed Hyaluranic Acid Intensified! 🙂
“A unique feature of these cross-linked Hyaluranic Acid gel matrices is the ability to for “nonequilibrium” or non-fully swollen gels, with a range of concentrations and rheological parameters that are effective delivery vehicles for different actives. This property is a direct result of their structure and water-binding capacity. Non-equilibrium gels are typically better able to incorporate and entrap actives, as they may be further swollen in the presence of a solution of the active. The actives therefore become part of the hydrated molecular cage of the cross-linked HA gel.”
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