Revolution Skincare London, 2% Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Serum, 30 ml (Pack of 1)

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Other Ingredients: Hyaluronic acid pairs well with common active ingredients and even other products like makeup and sunscreen. During our testing, many hyaluronic acid serums performed nicely as pre-makeup prep, and we didn’t have any issues with pilling or other reactions. You can pair this humectant with pretty much anything, and Dr. Robinson describes it as being “universally beneficial.” Here are some active ingredients you can use with hyaluronic acid, as recommended by dermatologists:

Dr. Salyards recommends it if hyaluronic acid is your main focus and you don’t mind that it doesn’t offer much else. According to dermatologists, hyaluronic acid is a gentle active ingredient that can be paired with many other active ingredients. You can use hyaluronic acid in the same routine as ingredients like retinol, vitamin C, and others. However, you should try to avoid layering multiple products that each contain hyaluronic acid. In doing so, you could cause some irritation from using too much of the same ingredient. If you’re wondering how it compares to The Ordinary and what it can do for your skin, read on for my complete Revolution Hyaluronic Acid Review. your routine (as both should ideally be used in the evenings) alternate use between the two actives on differentThis serum is a good choice if you’re looking for anti-aging benefits, says Dr. Yadav, since it contains a blend of peptides that promotes collagen production and provides a plumping effect. it may overwhelm your skin and cause redness, dryness, and peeling. Instead, if you want to incorporate both into The serum contains fragrance, and although we found the scent calming and not at all overpowering, it could be irritating to very sensitive skin. Hyaluronic acid is a great ingredient for dehydrated and tired-looking skin, but to be honest, everyone can benefit from adding this hydration-hero into their routine! Skinceuticals is a well-respected brand in the skin care market, but it doesn’t come cheap. Is it worth the splurge? According to multiple dermatologists who independently recommended it and our editors who tested it for eight weeks, when it comes to the Skinceuticals Hyaluronic Acid Intensifier, the answer is yes.

There are (multiple) reasons why Hyaluronic Acid has made such a big name for itself and it’s mostly because it just, well, works. It’s straightforward to formulate, is really effective even at low usage levels, works on a wide variety of skin types, and is very easy to slot into your routine (unlike its more complex and needy sisters Vitamin C and Retinol). Just call it the cheese (or your favourite vegan alternative) of the skincare world; everything is a bit better with some HA sprinkled on top of it. Dermatologists generally love CeraVe. Both Dr. Salyards and Dr. Brauer give CeraVe hyaluronic acid serum glowing recommendations for its effective but thoughtful formula. “You can’t go wrong with CeraVe products,” says Dr. Salyards, adding that they’re affordable, accessible, and suitable for those with sensitive skin and other skin issues that can make it harder to find the right skin care routine. Hydration: Each serum was rated based on how much it moisturized our skin, both in the short and long term. If the product made our skin feel at all dry or tight, we recorded how long these effects lasted and whether or not they were a one-time occurence.Overall Look: We took note of how each product worked over the course of the testing period, and whether or not our complexion looked better with regular use. We also noted any issues we had with product fragrance and how the serums interacted with sensitive skin.