Hyaluronic acid and our skin

Discover how hyaluronic acid, with its different molecular weights, provides deep hydration and fights the signs of ageing.

Hyaluronic acid has become a key ingredient in skincare, particularly for its moisturising properties. Naturally present in the skin, it plays an essential role in maintaining hydration. Thanks to its ability to retain up to 1,000 times its weight in water, it contributes to optimal hydration of the epidermis. When used in anti-ageing creams or serums, hyaluronic acid not only helps to keep skin supple and soft, but also improves its elasticity. There are different forms of hyaluronic acid, distinguished by their molecular weight.

Hyaluronic acid comes in several forms, depending on its molecular weight. The high molecular weight is known to act on the skin's surface, creating a barrier that helps retain water and protect the skin against dehydration. It is particularly effective at plumping and smoothing the skin, reducing the appearance of fine lines and signs of dehydration. Conversely, low molecular weight hyaluronic acids penetrate deeper into the skin's layers, stimulating collagen production and improving the firmness and elasticity of the epidermis. Together, these different molecules work both on the surface and deep down for an optimal anti-ageing effect and reinforced protection.

Hyaluronic acid is an essential ally in combating the effects of time and keeping skin looking young and hydrated. By combining formulas enriched with high-molecular-weight and low-molecular-weight ingredients, you get complete hydration and anti-ageing action.

This duo offers effective protection against environmental factors while visibly reducing the signs of ageing. For optimum results, we recommend incorporating skincare products containing this ingredient into your daily skincare routine.