No ingredient has a hold on the skincare market quite like sodium hyaluronate. These days, you'd be hard-pressed to find a product that doesn't have it in its formulation. But what is sodium hyaluronate exactly? And why is it so commonly used? Sodium hyaluronate is a salt form of hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring substance found in the human body. As we age, our natural hyaluronic acid levels deplete, and that moisture loss makes the skin rough and dry. Sodium hyaluronate is a strong humectant, which means that it can attract and retain moisture and help your skin look youthful and supple. This capability makes it an important component of healthy skin. By applying skincare products with sodium hyaluronate, we can restore the skin's moisture content, soothe and prevent moisture loss. When applied topically, sodium hyaluronate reduces dryness and wrinkles. Here is your guide to using sodium hyaluronate for healthy skin!
