Hyaluronic acid

Hyaluronic acid is a sugar chain. The body already makes its own. In topical formulas, it is used because it holds water against the skin. In the line, hyaluronic acid lives inside the lotion and nowhere else. The wash rinses off and does not need it. The bar lathers and does not need it. The scrub sloughs and does not need it. The lotion stays, and that is the format where it has time to sit.

What you notice is the finish. The lotion goes on soft, then settles down, then quiets. Five minutes after, the skin reads damp without reading wet. There is no slick, no shine, no track on the cotton you pull on after. Hyaluronic acid is one reason the finish lands where it does.

In these scents: all ten. In these formats: Body Lotion.

Reads soft. Settles quiet.