This article was co-authored by Diana Yerkes . Diana Yerkes is a Skincare Professional and the Lead Esthetician at Rescue Spa in New York City, New York. With over 15 years of experience, Diana helps others with their skin care needs by incorporating natural and high-performing products and treatments into their routines while providing nutrition insights and educating clients on better skin care habits. Diana is a member of the Associated Skin Care Professionals (ASCP) and holds certifications from the Wellness for Cancer and Look Good Feel Better programs. She received her esthetics education from the Aveda Institute, the International Dermal Institute, and the Biologique Research Academy. This article has been viewed 139,216 times.
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To use hyaluronic acid, start by choosing a serum that works best for your skin type. If you have oily or combination skin, try a water-based serum to avoid introducing too many unnecessary oils to your skin. Alternatively, find an oil-based serum if you have dry or normal skin. Oil-based products will help retain water on the surface of your skin so it's more hydrated. Once you have your product, test it somewhere discreet, like behind your ear, to see the effect on your skin. If you don’t have a reaction, cleanse and tone your face as usual, then apply a thin layer of hyaluronic acid serum to your damp skin to help it absorb better. Use your serum in the morning and at night for the best results. To learn how to use a hyaluronic acid cream, keep reading!
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