Skin Care Science
Dual Hyaluronic Acid: From One-Dimensional Moisture
Multilayer Hydration
Discover why standard HA falls short and how a dual molecular structure transforms your skin in a radically different way.
SKIN CARE SCIENCE
Dual Hyaluronic Acid: From One-Dimensional Moisture
Multilayer Hydration
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a glycosaminoglycan molecule that our body naturally produces. It is particularly concentrated in the skin, joints, and eye structure. It is one of the most critical molecules for keeping the skin looking plump, youthful, and smooth.
Its most remarkable feature is its moisture-holding capacity: 1 gram of HA can hold approximately 1,000 times its own weight in water. However, to truly harness this power, choosing the right molecular size is essential.
1,000×
It holds moisture equal to its own weight.
60%
HA levels decrease starting from age 30.
2 Sizes
Molecular size used in dual formula
TECHNOLOGY THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE
The Difference Between Standard HA and Dual HA
Most products on the market contain only one size of hyaluronic acid. This presents a significant limitation: large molecules remain on the skin's surface and cannot penetrate it; small molecules can penetrate deeper but cannot alleviate surface dryness.
Dual hyaluronic acid technology solves this problem: both high molecular weight HA and low molecular weight HA are combined in the same formula. It acts on each layer separately.