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Hyaluronic acid and thyme oil

Hyaluronic acid and thyme oil: keep them apart

Keep them apart

Apply hyaluronic acid first for hydration, then wait a few minutes before using thyme oil to avoid irritation. Thyme oil can irritate dry or hydrated skin and disrupt the moisture barrier created by hyaluronic acid. The shopper can use a lower-concentration thyme oil or separate the products by using them at different times of day.

Questions and answers

Can you use hyaluronic acid and thyme oil together?

Keep hyaluronic acid and thyme oil apart in your routine, or make sure the thyme oil concentration stays below 0.5 percent. Combining them may irritate dehydrated skin and disrupt your hydration film.

Which goes first, hyaluronic acid or thyme oil?

Keep hyaluronic acid and thyme oil apart in your routine, as combining high concentrations of essential oils with hyaluronic acid may irritate the skin and disrupt its hydration film. If you do use them together, ensure the essential oil concentration is kept below 0.5 percent.

Are hyaluronic acid and thyme oil good for sensitive skin?

No, you should keep hyaluronic acid and thyme oil apart in your routine because the combination may irritate sensitive skin. Keeping thyme oil concentration below 0.5% helps prevent disrupting the hydration film created by hyaluronic acid.

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