Revised Formula for Improved Texture

To make your formula less sticky and easier to spread, you can adjust the percentage of the gelling agent and consider using a different form of Hyaluronic Acid.

The original formula likely has a texture issue due to the amount of Satin Cream Maker™. By reducing its percentage and using Double Hyaluron Liquid, which is easier to incorporate and provides hydration with different molecular weights, you can achieve a lighter, less sticky feel.

Here is a proposed revised formula:

• Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 (Argireline): 10.00%
• Trans-Resveratrol (Powder, 98%): 2.00%
• Yeast Radiance™: 3.00%
• Prebio-care (Skin Prebiotic): 3.00%
• Double Hyaluron Liquid: 0.50%
• Pure-Adenosine™: 0.50%
• Yeast Resurface: 3.00%
• Ectoine (Ectoin): 2.00%
• Repair Activator™: 10.00%
• Madecassoside-80 (Centella Asiatica Extract): 0.50%
• GlucoBright™ (Acetyl glucosamine): 4.00%
• Pal-GHK, Pal-GQPR (Matrixyl 3000): 5.00%
• Ume Extract (Anti-Glycation): 2.00%
• Water: 47.70%
• Nano Gold (Nanocarrier, Colloidal Gold 1-50nm): 1.00%
• Dimethyl Isosorbide (DMI): 2.00%
• Phospholipid: 2.00%
• Mild Preserved Eco™ (Preservative-Free): 1.00%
• Satin Cream Maker™: 0.80%

This adjustment reduces the amount of thickener while maintaining the beneficial active ingredients, resulting in a lighter, more spreadable texture. Replacing Hyaluronic Acid (Japan) with Double Hyaluron Liquid also contributes to a smoother feel and easier formulation process.