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DIY HYALURONIC SKIN SERUM FOR PENNIES.
Just making my own hyroluronic skin serum today to save money. I don't know why the commercial brands cost so much when you can easily make it for next to nothing. Its mega $AVINGS!!! I don't understand its just only two ingredients which is hardly worth anything with a huge profit margin involved with commercially made brands - the ingredients are distilled water and a tiny amount of hyaluronic powder and they want to extract profits from that simple equation.
Was it you @hanami that was going to make it, I'm telling you its so easy to do! I realise the commercial brands are an absolute highway robbery now I know how to make it easily with little or no effort on my part. You just pour the 1/4 tsp hyaluronic powder in, add 100ml distilled water and shake. Then refrigerate and pull out of fridge every 10 minutes to re-shake for up to an hour. It turns into a nice gooey serum very quickly. Its hard to break up the powder floating around in the distilled water, requires a bit of vigorous shaking but you can see the lovely serum forming.
Well I guess thats a look into what goes on inside skincare manufacturing industry as far as hyaluronic serum is concerned. I don't think I'll be buying any commercial brand hyaluronic serums ever again! So easy and simple to do. A huge savings per month plus you know theres no preservatives or additives.
I don't think its even worth buying [edited by moderator] a generic cosmetics brand costing around $10 that has no fancy packaging, advertising marketing or celebrity endorsements. Theres no magic or allure about making hyaluronic serum whatsoever plus it won't break the bank.
One small sachet of hyaluronic powder will last for years as you only use tiny miniscule amounts and all you need from the supermarket is distilled water - Its that simple!!!
I do however like the benefits of this remarkable serum. It makes your skin look supple and hydrated beyond anything I have tried before.
I also intend to add vitamin C to the serum before I apply to my skin. Apparently you cant dissolve the vitamin C together with the hyaluronic serum when you first make it, only when you dispense it in your hand.
It works out to savings of over $40/month or even more and you can apply it to your whole body not just your face
Well there you have it DIY hyaluronic serum, that costs virtually nothing to make.
https://skinlighteningbeautyguide.com/diy-vitamin-c-serum-with-hyaluronic-acid/
