I am in a roll of hyaluronic acid. It is an incredible ingredient with which it is easy to work, super affordable and could be the piece of puzzle missing to support your skin correctly. Let’s make a moisturizing hyaluronic acid body gel and put your skin in a higher form!
I decided that it was time to «try» to make a video on how to make hyaluronic acid. It is such an easy product to do, but I find that it is a bit difficult to explain. While doing this video, I ended up with approximately 16 ounces of hyaluronic acid because I still had to rebuild the video. I hate tear products, so I decided to put everything in a pump bottle and use it as I would with an oil or body lotion.
I have my legs quite dry and I have not found anything that really seems to fix that, so I thought that perhaps hyaluronic acid would help. Certainly it would not hurt. I am excited to inform that it has helped! Usually, I put a layer of serum everywhere after the shower now. Sometimes I add my usual body oil at the top, but not always. Within a week of using it, maybe twice I noticed a difference in my legs. I realized how affordable and easy it is to make enough hyaluronic acid serum for a body product. This may seem obvious to you, but it was a moment of bulb for me, so I wanted to share! In addition, I have a video that helps you easily make yours!
Why put hyaluronic acid in your body?
Hyaluronic acid attracts water to the skin and catches water into the skin. It can contain your weight of water up to 1,000 times! It is an incredible tool to hydrate the skin. However, a serum ha can only hydrate the skin. Hydration is a different ball game. That is why it is incredibly effective to use a hyaluronic acid serum and follow it with a oil -based moisturizer like a lotion or even better, a body oil.
The use of hyaluronic acid can improve the appearance of its skin, as well as support collagen production. Hyaluronic acid fills the skin and gives the appearance of a more youthful skin. What I personally notice is that it eliminates the ashen and opaque appearance that my skin has. Hyaluronic acid also promotes tissue repair and taking internally can relieve joint pain.
Body gel recipe of hydrating hyaluronic acid:
This recipe is 8 ounces. I recommend using a 8 -outer glass bomb bottle.
Instructions:
- Sprinkle 2 teaspoons of hyaluronic acid powder on the top of 1 cup of distilled water.
- Place in the refrigerator for 12-24 hours.
- Remove from the refrigerator and add 2 teaspoons of leukidal fluid. A preservative is 100% necessary. I learned this in the difficult way and found the mold in the refrigerated serum of my month.
- Add the additives you have chosen. See below … (optional)
- Pour the hyaluronic acid into an 8 -ounce pump bottle.
Ha Body Gel Aditives:
I am using a simple hyaluronic acid serum without extras that are added, but there are some reinforcements that you can consider adding with relaxing skin conditions, hyperpigmentation that fades and even to reaffirm the skin.
Actigimia It is a Lotioncraft additive that helps to reaffirm the skin. You can add 5% to your product. 5% of the 8 ounces is .4 ounces, which are 2.5 teaspoons. I will use Actigym in a neck serum very soon.
Licorice root A herbal extract is shown to lighten pigmentation. You can add 2-5% to a product. Then, add 2.5 teaspoons to 8 ounces for a 5%formulation.
Essential oils It can help soothe and soothe skin problems such as eczema and psoriasis. They also make your gel smell incredible! I always recommend lavender. If your legs will see the sun, you may want to avoid citrus oils in case of photosensitivity. Sometimes I add carrot seeds to my body’s products in the summer to help support my skin while I am in the sun. I also like geranium essential oil. I would use 10-20 drops of essential oil for every 8 ounces for a body product.
I hope I convinced you to make a large lot of hyaluronic acid serum for your body! It really is very fast and easy (except the cooling part of 12-24 hours) and its dust has given you enough bodily gel lots or any other HA product!
More recipes for hyaluronic acid:
XX, Jenni
