2024-01-12 11:02:00
As early as 1996, hyaluronic acid was declared the most popular filling material following Botox, but in the 2020s it made its big breakthrough not only in aesthetic medicine, but also as a cosmetic care ingredient. Whether serums, creams or cleansers – hardly any skin care favorite in the bathroom today can do without hyaluronic acid. This is considered a gentle moisture booster that puts an end to dry skin and plumps up wrinkles from the inside. Hyaluronic molecules bind water, thereby gaining volume and making the skin look plump and rosy. Because hyaluronic acid is also found naturally in our skin, the anti-aging care is particularly well tolerated and can be optimally absorbed.
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