Hyaluronic Acid

Hyaluronic acid is a molecule naturally found in our skin, but its concentration tends to decrease with age, leading to skin sagging and the appearance of wrinkles. To counteract this issue, there are numerous cosmetic treatments (serums, creams, masks...) containing this active ingredient at various concentrations. How do you make the right choice? What is the most effective concentration? We are here to help you understand better.

Blue, brown, hollow... Regardless of their type, dark circles give the eyes a sad and tired appearance. Many people are affected by this skin issue and would like to reduce them. Can hyaluronic acid help achieve this goal? Learn here if this active ingredient has an effect on dark circles.

Hyaluronic acid is highly prevalent in the field of skincare and is found in a large number of creams, serums and hydrating masks. However, this is not its only cosmetic use: hyaluronic acid can also be used during microneedling sessions. What is the purpose of this technique? Is it effective? Learn more here.

Hyaluronic acid boasts numerous benefits and is highly prevalent in the dermo-cosmetic sphere. It is primarily known for its ability to hydrate the skin, but it is sometimes suggested that this active ingredient could also soothe and alleviate irritations. Does hyaluronic acid possess anti-inflammatory properties? We answer this question here.

Often criticised, sun exposure also has benefits, provided that one takes precautions and does not apply photosensitising active ingredients. Can one go out in the sun after using hyaluronic acid? And what about hyaluronic acid injections? Learn more by continuing to read.