8D Hyaluronic Acid Composition and Usage Recommendations

Asked by: edumall5665 On: August 26, 2025 Product Type: Cosmetics Answered

Question

I am inquiring about the 8D Hyaluronic Acid product. Could you please provide the following details:

  • What are the 8 different types of Hyaluronic Acid included in this blend?
  • What is the recommended percentage for each of these 8 types within the 8D Hyaluronic Acid blend?
  • What are the recommended overall utilization rates for the 8D Hyaluronic Acid product in formulations, categorized by skin type (very dry, dry, and normal or generally dehydrated skin)?
  • Are there any specific usage instructions or precautions, such as whether it is suitable for direct application or requires dilution?

Answer

8D Hyaluronic Acid is a blend of 8 different types of hyaluronic acid, each with unique properties to provide comprehensive hydration and skin benefits. The 8 types included are:

  • Sodium Hyaluronate (Quattro Molecule): This includes four different molecular weights:
    • Small Molecule (10K Daltons)
    • Medium Molecule (800K Daltons)
    • Medium Molecule (1M Daltons)
    • Large Molecule (2M Daltons)
  • Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid: A very low molecular weight hyaluronic acid that can penetrate deeper into the skin.
  • Hydroxypropyltrimonium Hyaluronate: A cationic type of hyaluronic acid that adheres well to skin and hair.
  • Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate (Super-Hyaluron): An acetylated form with enhanced skin absorption capabilities.
  • Sodium Hyaluronate Crosspolymer: A cross-linked form that provides long-lasting hydration and a film-forming effect.

Regarding the individual percentages of each of these 8 types within the 8D Hyaluronic Acid blend, this information is proprietary and not publicly disclosed.

However, for the overall 8D Hyaluronic Acid product, we recommend the following utilization rates in your formulations:

  • Very dry skin: 10-20%
  • Dry skin: 5-10%
  • Normal skin or generally dehydrated skin: 2-5%

Please note that 8D Hyaluronic Acid is not suitable for direct use on the skin due to its high concentration and must be diluted in a formula or in water only.

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Hydration Ingredient Information Raw Material Skin Type Suitability Usage Percentage