Understanding Multi-Dimensional Hyaluronic Acid

Terms like "quattro molekula" (likely referring to 4D) and "8D hialuronban" refer to advanced hyaluronic acid formulations that combine multiple types or molecular weights of hyaluronic acid. The idea behind using different molecular weights is to provide hydration and benefits to various layers of the skin.

• 4D Hyaluronic Acid: This type typically contains four different forms of hyaluronic acid, often including small, medium, large, and cationic molecules. This combination aims to create a three-dimensional network on and within the skin to attract and retain moisture at different depths, from the surface down to the dermis.

• 8D Hyaluronic Acid: This is a more complex formulation, incorporating eight different types of hyaluronic acid. These can include various molecular weights (like small 10K Daltons, medium 800K and 1M Daltons, large 2M Daltons) as well as modified forms such as cationic, cross-polymer, and acetylated hyaluronic acid (often called super-hyaluron). This broad spectrum of hyaluronic acid types is designed to offer comprehensive hydration, improved skin texture, and enhanced moisture retention across multiple skin layers.

Both 4D and 8D hyaluronic acid products are designed to provide superior hydration compared to formulations using only a single type of hyaluronic acid, leading to plumper, smoother, and more hydrated skin.