Hyaluronic Acid Powder, DIY Hyaluronic Acid Serum for Face, Water Soluble Hyaluronic Acid Powder for Skin Deep Hydration and Moisture, Low Molecular Weight(3.53oz)

There is a problem with this product, not with the hyaluronic acid, which seems good, but with the directions and the included scoop. The instructions say to use 100mg, or one scoop. Yet the included scoop is huge, at least 3-5 grams. Therefore, if someone were to use the included scoop, they would be getting several thousand times the recommended dose of 100 mg!

The amount it says to use per 8oz of distilled water is definitely way too much. I had to ask ChatGPT for the correct ratio as their recommendation came out like a thick jelly and leaves a film. Know that you MUST put this on damp skin and seal with a lotion or it's not going to do anything. You should definitely buy a preservative powder if you're planning to store it more than a week.So 8 oz of distilled water: mix with 1.2 grams of hyaluronic acid powder, 1.2 grams sodium benzoate, and 0.24–0.48 grams potassium sorbate. One is an anti fungal, the other a preservative. You measure using a kitchen scale. This will make it last up to three months instead of 1 week without. (In the fridge, recommended) Out of the fridge it will last a month.I put this on right after a shower all over. I've noticed a difference in my skin for sure. Hydrated as well.

My skin tends to get very dry, especially in winter. This powder has been a game changer—I wake up with soft, hydrated skin every morning.

I mix this with rose water and vitamin C powder to create my own anti-aging serum. It dissolves perfectly and works like a charm!