Revolution Skincare London, 2% Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Serum, 30 ml (Pack of 1)

Product Information

Four weights of Hyaluronic Acid: different molecule sizes have different properties and using a variation of these helps build up a 3D network – the smallest weight of HA can penetrate deeper and enhance skin moisture while the highest molecule weight smooths skin and prevents water loss – all-round hydration! Aqua/Water/Eau, Propanediol, Glycerin, Butylene Glycol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Sodium Hyaluronate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Disodium Edta, Pentylene Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin

The antioxidant trio of vitamin C, vitamin E, and ferulic acid make this serum suitable for those with oily, acne-prone skin. Our editor with oily skin had never used hyaluronic acid before, but noticed the difference after using this serum for eight weeks. Despite being a hydration hero, hyaluronic acid doesn’t have to break the bank. There are so many affordable, lightweight serums available on the UK market, from The Ordinary to the newbie skincare line Q&A. Today, I’m going to be focusing on one of my budget HA faves; the Revolution Skincare 2% Hyaluronic Acid. I get through a bottle of this every other month (and no, that’s not from pouring it into my bath). This serum is a good choice if you’re looking for anti-aging benefits, says Dr. Yadav, since it contains a blend of peptides that promotes collagen production and provides a plumping effect. While not a requirement, multiple types of hyaluronic acid certainly make a serum stand out from the fierce competition. Tula 24-7 Ultra Hydration serum contains three molecular weights of the humectant douse skin with hydration. We love a hyaluronic acid serum with low molecular weight in particular since it’s the most effective type at hydrating those deeper layers of skin. We spent over 432 hours testing hyaluronic acid serums, and in the end Isdinceutics Hyaluronic Concentrate was the clear winner. The serum left our skin feeling and looking glowy and even reduced the appearance and frequency of acne breakouts. We’ll keep our list updated as we test new products, so watch this space.Hyaluronic acid is a great ingredient for dehydrated and tired-looking skin, but to be honest, everyone can benefit from adding this hydration-hero into their routine! Looking for a budget Hyaluronic Acid in the UK? I’ve tried them all, so I’ve got you covered. Here’s my honest Revolution Skincare 2% Hyaluronic Acid review. The testing process itself was straightforward but comprehensive. We prepared by familiarizing ourselves with hyaluronic acid, reading and following the manufacturer’s recommended instructions, and performing a spot test to rule out any irritation or reaction.

Personally, we found this serum to be as hydrating as it claims, but even more impressive than its hydrating abilities were its brightening properties. We can probably thank the blend of antioxidants for the noticeable boost in brightness, which was unexpected but wholeheartedly welcomed. It also improved clogged pores and smoothed out some bumpy texture, so if that doesn’t prove it’s suitable for oily skin, we don’t know what will. Use With Other Skincare Products: If you use a topical medication prescribed by your dermatologist, it may come before any serums or moisturizers. In that case, you would apply a hyaluronic acid serum on top of it, Dr, Robinson explains, adding that this can also help alleviate sensitivity from prescription-strength ingredients like retinoids. Since hyaluronic acid’s whole gist is that it draws water into the skin, applying it to damp skin helps it do its job even better, Dr. Yadav adds. The most important step, Dr. Brauer says, is to seal it in with a moisturizer. This prevents the hyaluronic acid from escaping.it may overwhelm your skin and cause redness, dryness, and peeling. Instead, if you want to incorporate both into Tamarind Seed Polysaccharide – an extract known for its superb moisturisation effects on the skin. Also helps to reduce the appearance of fine lines and helps improve skin density. Skinceuticals is a well-respected brand in the skin care market, but it doesn’t come cheap. Is it worth the splurge? According to multiple dermatologists who independently recommended it and our editors who tested it for eight weeks, when it comes to the Skinceuticals Hyaluronic Acid Intensifier, the answer is yes. The addition of soothing B5 and calming madecassoside could help those with sensitive skin or redness, says Dr. Robinson. Hyaluronic acid – once a new and exciting ingredient, but now so commonly used it’s almost mundane. Or is it?

Panthenol – also known as Provitamin B5, a skin conditioning agent that provides long last and deep moisture. It also has skin-soothing properties and can reduce redness and irritation.Dr. Salyards recommends it if hyaluronic acid is your main focus and you don’t mind that it doesn’t offer much else.

Other Ingredients: Hyaluronic acid pairs well with common active ingredients and even other products like makeup and sunscreen. During our testing, many hyaluronic acid serums performed nicely as pre-makeup prep, and we didn’t have any issues with pilling or other reactions. You can pair this humectant with pretty much anything, and Dr. Robinson describes it as being “universally beneficial.” Here are some active ingredients you can use with hyaluronic acid, as recommended by dermatologists: As I’ve got a little older and eased out of my oily-skinned, acne-prone days (read my acne story and guide to clearing acne), I’ve had one thing on my mind when it comes to skincare: hydration . And for hydration, nothing tops Hyaluronic acid (I mean, I could be wrong, but I bloody well love this stuff regardless).Our editor with dry skin gave this serum a try and had nothing but positive results. It smoothed out fine lines and wrinkles, got rid of some stubborn dry patches, and significantly reduced redness, giving our editor enough confidence to go without makeup. If you’re wondering how it compares to The Ordinary and what it can do for your skin, read on for my complete Revolution Hyaluronic Acid Review.