A hydration support Water-Based Serum formula for youthful appearance.

Hyaluronic acid is a multi-dynamic skincare ingredient that can benefit almost any skin type.

Hydration Is Key!

Our skin cells naturally produce Hyaluronic acid in a bid to maintain moisture levels, but ageing and environmental aggressors can cause that level to decrease. By using a hyaluronic acid serum morning and evening onto freshly cleansed skin to really reap its moisture-boosting benefits.

Hyaluronic acid is important for wound healing, tissue repair and the overall healthy functioning of all your skin cells. That means it helps your body retain collagen (an essential protein for firm skin), elasticity, and moisture in your skin. Hyaluronic acid is packed with benefits for different skin types, from oily skin to aging skin.

By boosting your skin’s hyaluronic acid levels with the right product, you can help to restore some of that suppleness and elasticity and minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Hyaluronic acid can also help to plump your skin, making it appear more youthful and energized.

Due to its gentleness, hyaluronic acid is also suitable for use on most sensitive skin types. It can even benefit sensitive skin by helping to boost its natural lipid barrier, defending it from irritants. Even allergy-prone skin may benefit from a hyaluronic acid serum, which could help it to defend itself against environmental stressors.

Panthenol also called pro-vitamin B5 and is a form of vitamin B5, a vitamin which is naturally found within the skin and hair. In fact, the biologically active form of panthenol, pantothenic acid, exists within all living cells.

MOISTURIZING: Panthenol is a humectant which means it is a moisturizing agent which draws water into the outer layer of the skin (stratum corneum), from deeper levels and from the air. By hydrating this layer of skin, panthenol exerts a revitalizing effect which leads to smoother, softer skin.

SOOTHING EFFECTS: Using daily Around the Clock Beauty including panthenol with H.A maintains the skin barrier – this leads to a reduction of transepidermal water loss (water being lost from the outermost layer of the skin).

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