Hyaluronic Acid Powder | Low Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid Powder | 50g(1.76oz) Cosmetics Grade | Sodium Hyaluronate HA | LMW HMW HA ingredient for DIY Serums

Great product!! Easy to make and use!!!

Received it faster than was scheduled. Wonderful product work perfectly.

Wife is trying to get me to take better care of my skin, so has me trying things. Have to admit I find the combinations of lotions and processes she goes through overwhelming, and I don't like the feeling of anything on my face, so I need something that is pretty light, and that's where this acid powder comes in.It's certainly interesting to mix up, it clumps up just as badly as they warn you, but if you follow the directions and let it set out a few hours, I did mine overnight, when you come back, the lumps are gone and you have a clear liquid. And you have quite a bit of it, which might be the best part of this, because I tend to apply sunscreen, etc., too sparingly, partly because I don't like to look pasty faced and partly because of the cost. But three of their little scoops of powder makes a fair amount of liquid, and there's quite a lot in the pack, so the cost isn't as big a factor in my mind. The stuff goes on and takes a few minutes to dry, but that's fine, at least I don't look like a ghost.So I'm happy with it and hope it's doing things for my skin as promised. My wife says my skin looks better and she likes this stuff too, so that's 2 votes in favor.

I got this thinking it was something I'd add to smoothies but upon receiving it's actually for topical use, which is fine so I'm still getting the hang of it but it seems like it will dissolve well to use as a serum. I like the idea that I could add it to products I have so it's versatile, good amount for the price right now too.

This is what everyone should be buying instead of those micro bottles of serums. Mixing it couldn't be easier. All you need is distilled water and three scoops of this powder and it appears that it makes an unless supply of high quality . It takes a few hours to dissolve but when it does you can either mix it with your usual moisturizer but I like to use it straight from the mix. You just need to make sure you gently rub it in thoroughly. Otherwise, what is not absorbed will leave a film on the surface. It's easy to avoid that event . The powder is extremely versatile on how you concoct it and what you can use in conjunction with. Of course consistency is the key to decent looking skin. If you don't use this, use something! Don't go a day without moisturizer. (One of) my biggest regrets is not starting sooner. Like age 40. With products like these available there's no excuse.

I was a bit confused on how to use this product but once I figured out the additional ingredients and proportions, it became easy. I love DIY products and when it comes to creams, I always wanted to try to make on. It mixes well, the smell is very subtle and I like how it feels on my skin. I think it gives me the right amount of hydration on my face, I use the cream mostly in the evening and like how my skin feels in the morning. It seems quite effective for what it's supposed to do.

This low-density hyaluronic acid powder is great for making a skin conditioner that helps retain moisture. I have VERY dry skin and need to apply moisture in layers. I made a first layer moisturizer with this powder, glycerin and witch hazel. Rose water would also be a great addition, even a drop of essential oil. I suggest dissolving the desired amount of powder in warm, purified water before adding to your mix. I think the quality of this is great and am happy with it. You do not need to use a lot, so I think it's a great value too. The mixture I made is very gentle and effective. My skin feels better and this mixes pretty easily.

This is perfect for DiY facial serums.Of course I can't vouch for the effects since all of this varies by person, and not exactly scientifically backed.But it seems to be what is advertised on the bag, and was safely sealed which is what is important to me with this kind of product.