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Hyaluronic acid and bergamot oil

Hyaluronic acid and bergamot oil: keep them apart

Keep them apart

Apply hyaluronic acid first and bergamot oil later in the day, because strong oils can irritate freshly hydrated skin. Hyaluronic acid draws moisture into the skin, which can help potent plant oils absorb too deeply and cause irritation or redness. The shopper can choose a lower oil concentration or separate the products by several hours.

Questions and answers

Can you use hyaluronic acid and bergamot oil together?

Keep hyaluronic acid and bergamot oil apart in your routine. High percentages of essential oils may irritate dehydrated skin and disrupt the hydration film created by hyaluronic acid.

Which goes first, hyaluronic acid or bergamot oil?

Keep hyaluronic acid and bergamot oil apart in your routine, as combining high concentrations of essential oils may irritate dehydrated skin and disrupt the hydration film. When using bergamot oil, ensure its concentration stays below 0.5%.

Are hyaluronic acid and bergamot oil good for sensitive skin?

No, you should keep hyaluronic acid and bergamot oil apart in your routine. High concentrations of essential oils may irritate sensitive skin and disrupt the hydration film that hyaluronic acid creates.

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Behind this pairing advice

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