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Sodium Hyaluronate Dimethylsilanol

A silicon-modified form of hyaluronic acid used to hydrate and smooth the skin.

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What it is

This combines sodium hyaluronate, a strong water-binding molecule, with a silanol group. It acts as a humectant that holds water at the skin surface for smooth, plump-looking hydration, with the silanol modification intended to enhance its conditioning feel.

Safety & warnings

Generally gentle and well tolerated, like other hyaluronic acid forms.

Origin & sourcing

Made from sodium hyaluronate combined with an organosilicon (silanol) group.

Questions everyone asks

What does it do?

It is a hyaluronic acid derivative that binds water for smooth, hydrated-looking skin.

Is it like hyaluronic acid?

Yes, it is a silicon-modified form used as a hydrating humectant.

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