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hyaluronic

hyaluronic

1 7.5
Containing a natural substance in the body that helps skin and joints hold water
  • adjective
  • /ˌhaɪəˈlʊrənɪk/
  • Specialized
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  • If not, the La Roche Pose Hyaluronic acid is really, really nice.
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So there's sponge and then we have the hyaluronic acid setting mist.

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Examples

  • It helps to hydrate and smooth your skin, locking in that moisture, as we know hyaluronic acid does.

  • Then I'm going in with the Skull Hydra Do, which is a hyaluronic acid mask.

  • I used this every day and night before my hyaluronic acid and my skin was incredible.

  • I'm using the industry hyaluronic acid cream.

  • I do love a hyaluronic acid serum.

  • This serum also contains hyaluronic acid.

  • I too love SkinCeuticals, and the B5 is great because of the hyaluronic acid.

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  • That's a collagen building moisturizer with vitamin C and hyaluronic acid in a pure natural base for stunning results day after day.

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  • It combines chamomile and cucumber extract to help soothe and calm your skin with hyaluronic acid.

  • This moisturizer is enriched with hyaluronic acid to help keep your skin hydrated and youthful.

Compounds

hyaluronic acid
  • Specialized
1 4.6

A thick natural liquid in the body that holds water and helps joints, skin, and eyes stay wet

Surface Forms

hyaluronic positive

Morphology

hyaluronic = hyaluronic acid (semi-transparent) = hyaluron + ic

The form is analyzable as the combining element 'hyaluron-' + '-ic', but the combining form is highly technical and not a common standalone word for most learners.

Etymology

Hyaluronic comes from the Greek root hyalo- meaning 'glass' because it was first found in the clear jelly of the eye. That's a useful image: hyaluronic substances are clear and jelly-like and hold water, so they help keep skin and joints hydrated.