Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum Powder | 100% NATURAL | High Molecular Weight | Locks in moisture and creates full, youthful skin - Makes 50+ ounces of anti aging Hyaluronic Acid serum!

So far, I really like the feel of it on my skin. Time will tell if I see results. I’ve only been using it a week. I’m glad I read all the reviews before trying to mix it. It appears very clumpy until you let it sit overnight in the refrigerator. Many of the people reviewing it threw it away ot returned it because they weren’t patient and didn’t follow The instructions.

This product is great. No need to worry if it is not dissolving when mixed. It will dissolve after resting in the fridge. I cut the recommended amount of acid to 1/4 tsp per 3 tablespoons of water and still get good results. What a money saver this is.

Only takes a little bit to make your own hyaluronic acid gel. I made a four once jar and been using it daily and skin is glowing. Would definitely recommend for making own gel, this will last me a long time and will order again.

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Thank you Seller! The best seller ever and the product!Recommend it! 😊

I discovered hyaluronic acid about a year ago. I use it every day. I have been buying the little premade bottles until I ran across this product. I love being able to mix it myself. Its also way cheaper in the long run considering how often I use it. You can add as much or as little as you want to your mixture, you can add it to other products like conditioner or lotion. I have also added products such as vitamin C or ceramides when mixing it. This is the only way I will buy Hyaluronic acid now, no longer will I pay higher prices for the premixed versions that can often be just like water. The little bottle lasts a long time, its amazing how much you can make from just a little bit. My skin and hair feel wonderfully soft, I recommend purchasing this product you wont be disappointed!

Love, love, love this powderOkay I love this powder. I use it to make a vitamin c serum that I use all over my body. If you know anything about vitamin c, it is great for increasing collagen in the skin but is highly unstable and oxidizes quickly. That’s why making fresh vitamin c serum is one of the best things you can do for your skin. I make an easy vitamin c/hyaluronic acid/ferulic acid serum that I use all over my body day and night and I swear to you, it’s the best thing you can do for your skin. Here is my recipe:1 tablespoon vitamin c powder (this is tricky, you need a vitamin c powder that dissolves easily in water, most vitamin c powders are around 70 mesh which is too thick to dissolve easily and are heavier so require different measurements, bos essentials has one that is 325 mesh that they are now selling on amazon, or you can purchase one on lotion crafters)The tiniest pinch of baking soda (optional – to increase PH)4 tablespoons waterA few small drops of ferulic acid powder dissolved in an alcohol base (do not use too much or it will make the solution cloudy. This is optional and will help stabilize the vitamin c and add additional antioxidant properties.A small squirt of glycerin (also optional but recommended)½ tsp hyaluronic acid powderAdd the vitamin c, ferulic acid and glycerin to the water first and once everything else is dissolved, add the hyaluronic acid powder (as it will chunk up first and take a few hours to fully dissolve). This will make about a 10% vitamin c solution.They say that you need at least three months to see the results of vitamin c or any new skin care routine on your skin but this wasn’t the case with me. I saw results within about a week and my skin has improved drastically since then to the point that people actually stop me and comment on it. I’m attaching a picture of my concoction. It doesn’t look like much but trust me, it is the closest thing to the fountain of youth that I have found and beats out any serum you can find in the store hands down.

1) I am pretty sure it is sodium hyaluronate, not the HA, because pH of the 1% (w/v) solution is 7.1-7.3. So for skincare you have to adjust pH to 5.5 (which is not easy to do because of the solution viscosity!). Maybe it's not a hyaluronic acid at all and some cheap substitute that forms a similar jell-like solution.2) 1.5 mL of citric acid (10 g/100 mL) adjusts pH of 1% solution to 5.52) It does precipitate in ethanol which is a good sign.3) No info about it's molecular weight, which is a concerning sign...4) I hope I will earn one day more to stop buying weird substitutes from amazon.Seller, could you please upload more info about the HA? How it was obtained? Molecular weight? Is it HA or sodium hyaluronate?