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 Hyaluronic Acid in the Skin

Hyaluronic acid plays an important role in the way your skin looks, feels, and functions. A natural complex sugar found in all mammals, it's a major component of the connective tissue matrix in the dermis—the dense, inner layer of skin beneath the epidermis. This matrix is made up of hyaluronic acid as well as two connective fibers—collagen and elastin.

By its nature, hyaluronic acid retains water like a sponge, absorbing more than 1,000 times its weight. This helps to attract and maintain water within the extra-cellular space, hydrating your skin and increasing its volume and density. Hyaluronic acid is also involved with the transport of essential nutrients to the skin's viable cells. Hyaluronic acid provides volume, helping to contribute to the skin's overall appearance.

As you age and your skin is exposed to environmental pollutants and the sun's ultraviolet rays, your cells gradually lose the ability to produce hyaluronic acid. Studies have shown that older skin typically has lower levels of hyaluronic acid than younger skin. As you age, your skin tissue becomes dehydrated and the collagen and elastin fibers lose their structure, resulting in a loss of skin volume and the formation of the facial wrinkles and folds that are common characteristics of aged skin.

To use: (AM & PM) - After cleansing, toning, and treatments, apply a few drops to fingers & smooth over entire face & neck. Add a few drops to your favorite lotion or cream for an added hydration boost. Can be used on under-eye area & eyelids.

Apply to face

Apply to neck

Apply to hands

                                          JabaLabs better hyaluronic acid serum

What is low molecular weight hyaluronic acid?  It is a super small form of HA that retains moisture down to the nano particle levels, empowering healthy looking skin. It reaches deep into your pores to moisturize and replenish  your skin. This technology allows for increased absorption into the skin, sealing in moisture at the topical level to help retain it for a longer time, while also penetrating the skin deeper to help improve the lipid barrier.

Hyaluronic acid can basically be divided into high and low molecular weight molecules – with the low molecular weight, being the preferred one to use in premium cosmetics, which penetrates the skin far easier at 17% versus 5%, yet has the ability of holding and binding the same amount of moisture in the skin as its higher molecule weight cousin. The low molecular weight hyaluronic acid has also shown to increase important and needed enzymes in the skin that increases skin health in general.

JabaLabs low molecular weight HA requires an extra production step compared to normal Hyaluronic acid production in which a special expensive method is used to cut large molecular weight Hyaluronic Acid into low molecular weight. This makes JabaLabs HA far superior than most other forms of HA available on the market today.

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Previously only available to manufacturers, now you can buy this pure nano-hyaluronic acid directly from JabaLabs and save a lot of money. Our Hyaluronic Acid Serum is made from the highest quality cosmetic grade sodium hyaluronate. It is not the typical 1% solution so widely available from other cosmetic websites on the Internet. We purchase the bio-engineered sodium hyaluronate in pure powder form and we make our own fresh solution at JabaLabs. The sodium hyaluronate that we use is not derived from animal sources, but from the biofermentation of organic plant matter.

Injecting hyaluronic acid (Restylane) is not necessary – as it is the cosmetic ingredient that penetrates the skin the deepest and imparts its moisturizing effect to the skin, and also “holds” moisture in the skin – giving a far more youthful looking appearance. Our HA Serum  is so effective that it will penetrate the dermis and epidermis within 30 minutes of application and this fact was well documented in clinical trails conducted at the Monash University in Australia, which show that it not only passively diffuses into the skin, but is made possible by active transport into the skin. Brown T.J., Alcorn D., Fraser J.R., Absorption of hyaluronan applied to the surface of intact skin., Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Monash University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia., The Journal of Investigative Dermatology. 1999 Nov;113(5):740-6.