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I have heard Hyaluronic Acid is the best moisturizer out there. Any recommendations on moisturizers containing hyaluronic acid ? I am 34 and currently use Clinique Dramatically Different moisturizing gel. Have combination skin and am FREAKING out about getting wrinkles *lol*. I dont have any yet but want to take preventive measures.

Any suggestions ?

Thanks,

Nicole

 
I don't know about all-over moisturizers, but I use a moisturizing boost that contains hyaluronic acid: Dermalogica's Skin Hydrating Boost. I put it on the areas of my face that used to get extremely dry (they don't anymore, thanks to this stuff!).

 
Thanks a bunch :). Where do you buy it ? Is it expensive ? Having a combination skin, I have the same issue.. too dry in places and the T-zone gets oily. I am looking for a facial moisturizer and will definitely check out the one you mentioned :).

All you knowledgeable people out there.. any more suggestions ?

 
My favorite place to buy it is FACE, etc - Skin Care products at lowest prices, discounted skincare products because they're discounted, shipping is free if you order more than a certain amount, and there's no tax b/c I don't live in TX. It's normally around $50 but one bottle can last a year or more, depending on how much you use. I just take a couple drops on my fingertips after applying toner and pat it onto the driest areas of my face. It's also helpful for my excema b/c I just have a really dehydrated type.

 
The purest hyaluronic that I know of is the Cellex-C Hydra 5 Complex serum

Its an unusual texture, but it makes your skin soft and smooth...

I think that if you like oil free products like the Clinique gel and are worried about lines this is a good add on

 
Hi, I've just bought a new moisturiser 'Chanel Rectifiance Intense-retexturising line correcting fluid spf15, I've heard it's brilliant. Looking at the ingredients, it contains Sodium Hyaluronate which I'm sure is hyaluronic acid.
 
Thank you :). Jessimau, I am unable to see the links coz I dont have 10 posts yet, so I was wondering if you could email it to me..

I think the Chanel moisturizer does contain Hyaluronic acid too.

I saw makeupartistschoice has a combination of hyaluronic acid & glyocolic acid available. They also have a hyaluronic acid only serum on their site. I just dont know how much to trust them coz I have never bought anything from them before. I also checked out some sites for Cellex-C. I believe we can get a discount if we buy thru google checkout. I recently bought a new dual time watch from Sierra Post Trading and used google checkout and got a 20$ discount !! Thats sizeable, huh :) ??

Looks like all the stuff w/hyaluronic acid is pretty pricey.. :-(

ANy takes on makeupartistschoice.com

Oh, and has anyone used Paula's choice skin care ? Any opinions on this..

One again, thanks a bunch, friends :)

 
Thank you :). I am trying to get to 10 posts so I can view the link *lol. I will search by brand name though :)

Thanks again

-- Nicole

 
Chanel does have some great skin care items, I just wish there wasn't so much fragrance to it!

 
i use this skincare line in my services and i love it! i have some samples if you want to check it out. pm me if you're interested.

 
look into lips2kiss.com you will be amazed. i am a userit is amazing. and actually works for lips and eyes..

 
Well it depends if you're looking for a basic moisturizer that contains HA or purely an HA serum. If you're looking for an HA serum, Cellex C, Skinceuticals and Candessence are some brands that make it.

 
Well, I can't tell you about its moisturizing effects, but it (restylane) sure has made my lips luscious and my laugh lines are gone :) /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> Seriously though, I am not sure about it as a moisturizer. One of the side effects of restylane injection (which is HA) is drying at the site of injection.

 

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