Difference between Hyaluronic Acid Powder and Double Hyaluron Liquid regarding Gel Formation

Thank you for your question! Based on your query and the staff's reply, here is the information regarding the difference between Hyaluronic Acid powder (specifically the Nano Molecule version) and Double Hyaluron Liquid, focusing on gel formation and the use of Pro Polymer.

• You were initially interested in Hyaluronic Acid (Nano Molecule) powder but found its storage requirements (cool, not refrigerated) difficult.
• You are now interested in Double Hyaluron Liquid as an alternative, which contains both Nano and Standard molecules.

Here are the answers to your specific questions based on the staff's response:

1. Will Double Hyaluron Liquid form a gel, or is Pro Polymer (Gel Maker) needed?

   • Double Hyaluron Liquid (Product ID 404) alone will result in a very liquid texture, not a gel.
   • To achieve a serum or gel consistency, a thickener like Pro Polymer (Gel Maker) (Product ID 234) is recommended at a concentration of 0.2-1.0%.
   • The staff also noted that using a high concentration of Hyaluronic Acid Standard Molecule (Product ID 79) powder to form a gel is not recommended because it will result in a sticky texture.

2. If Pro Polymer (Gel Maker) is needed, is it added at the end?

   • Yes, according to the staff's reply, Pro Polymer (Gel Maker) (Product ID 234) should be added at the end of the formulation process.