Helena Lane Balancing Geranium & Lemon Verbena Hyaluronic Serum

Helena Lane's Geranium and Lemon Verbena Hyaluronic Serum is all skin types, especially dehydrated, combination, oily, and blemished. This ultra-lightweight serum contains hydrating hyaluronic acid and skin balancing plant hydrosols to give the skin a mega moisture boost. 

• hydrates, giving smoother, plumper and softer skin
• geranium, lavender and lemon verbena balance oiliness, calm inflammation and are anti-bacterial, ideal for blemished skin
• helps skin absorb and transport nutrients and eliminate waste products more effectively
• helps skin maximize cell communication, vital for helping the skin to clear when congested and blemished
• Sodium hyaluronate increases the skin’s ability to retain moisture, preventing moisture loss via evaporation – a must in the cold winter months
• pH balancing to help protect and maintain our skin’s natural barrier, the acid mantle
• Use around the eye bone to erase puffiness and smooth out fine lines
• 30ml

What is a sodium hyaluronate/hyaluronic acid (HA)?

HA is a naturally occurring sugar found in the body, mainly the skin and joints. It is used to maintain water levels within tissues. As we age our ability to produce HA decreases and this affects the appearance and texture of our skin. Water is vital for nutrient transportation, cell communication, replication and healing. We do not absorb water into our skin effectively unless it is bound to a HA molecule. Applying HA to the skin enables us absorb water effectively giving smoother, plumper, healthier skin. This HA is produced by bacterial fermentation of beans and potatoes.

What about Radish root ferment filtrate?

This is the preservative. HA is fondly known as “bug food” so attracts bacteria. This is the simplest, kindest preservative we found. It is simply a peptide (group of amino acids) that is produced by the same bacteria as we use to make kimchi, when radish root is fermented. It is approved for use in certified organic formulations and has no adverse effects on the skin.