Hyaluronic Acid

Hyaluronic acid is a compound that is present in all tissues of the body, and in the highest concentrations it is found in connective tissue (for example, skin and cartilage). Hyaluronic acid is an important component of the joint fluid, where it serves as a lubricant and provides resistance to the impact of compression force. Methylsulfonylmethane is contained in the product as a natural sulfur compound, providing the chemical bonds necessary to form and maintain the strength of connective tissues in the human body, including articular cartilage tissues. 

To list what hyaluronic acid does to the skin of the face and what it is useful for, you can endlessly, but let's focus on the main talents of this substance.The acid quickly makes up for the loss of moisture in the dermis, acting as a hydrofixer. The layers of skin are made up of 90% water, but it tends to evaporate under the influence of the sun, cold, and for a variety of other reasons. Hydrofixers like sponges are able to hold water, slowing its evaporation. It is believed that one molecule of acid attracts up to 1000 molecules of H2O, which explains its effectiveness for the skin of the face with dehydration.

Hyaluronic acid in the company of collagen and elastin forms the facial framework. The clarity of the oval face, the tone and elasticity of the skin-a direct merit of these components. Therefore, acid is considered one of the most effective anti-aging ingredients in cosmetics.