My package just delivered from Kanvas beauty and thank you for this video now I know how to use it too. Just one question do I apply my moisturiser after applying this? Or just that for a night? Thank you
Hey Sweetu! That's awesome, and yes - we recomend applying a moisturizer after using Ialuset because Ialuset doesn't have any emollients or occlusives (it's a pure humectant, i.e. it draws moisture in). A moisturizer will help seal it all in, and prevent Ialuset from drying out, particularly if you're in an airconditioned environment. We've just published a definitive guide to using Ialuset, you can read more here: www.kanvasbeauty.com.au/blogs/kanvas-kult-blog/the-definitive-guide-to-ialuset
That’s what I was wondering about Ialuset, and hoping perhaps you can demystify my confusion. I’ve used hyaluronic acid products before (it's popular in Japanese skincare), but they are always in a lotion (essence/toner) form or mixed into moisturizer. But with this product, it says only used once a day, and it's a medicated treatment, so I was confused about how this promotes wound healing (and not just for moisturizing) and whether it's safe to use it twice a day? I mix mine with my moisturizer.
Hey there! Yes, that's right - Ialuset is originally designed to heal mild burn and ulcer wounds. French women however, started using it to plump their skin and fade fine lines because it is basically just hyaluronic acid in a tube (albeit a very high concentration). Hyaluronic acid is naturally produced by our body, although production decreases as we age. It keeps our skin tissues moist and connected, which is how it heals wounds faster (i.e. by fixing broken skin tissues). It's also anti-ageing, as skin that retains a higher % of moisture reduces the appearance of fine lines. Basically, Ialuset is multi-functional. Personally, we wouldn't use it twice daily (although some women do, and love the results). This is because Ialuset wasn't really designed to be a regular facial cream. We would use it as a sleeping pack/overnight mask once a week, but if you mix it in with your moisturizer and dilute its strength, you could probably use it more often!
@@reinemazidath5466 that's interesting, i never realized ialuset is phytosensitive - I'd prefer wearing it at night in any case because that's when the skin's in repair and restore mode, you'd probably get the most out of a HA product in the evenings (given it's one of the building blocks of our skin) x
Just picked this up from Kanvas Beauty and using it for the first time today, learnt so much from this video, great tips thank you for this!
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My package just delivered from Kanvas beauty and thank you for this video now I know how to use it too. Just one question do I apply my moisturiser after applying this? Or just that for a night? Thank you
Hey Sweetu! That's awesome, and yes - we recomend applying a moisturizer after using Ialuset because Ialuset doesn't have any emollients or occlusives (it's a pure humectant, i.e. it draws moisture in). A moisturizer will help seal it all in, and prevent Ialuset from drying out, particularly if you're in an airconditioned environment. We've just published a definitive guide to using Ialuset, you can read more here: www.kanvasbeauty.com.au/blogs/kanvas-kult-blog/the-definitive-guide-to-ialuset
@@anuralogan thank you lovely
@@sweetuangel920 no worries x
That’s what I was wondering about Ialuset, and hoping perhaps you can demystify my confusion. I’ve used hyaluronic acid products before (it's popular in Japanese skincare), but they are always in a lotion (essence/toner) form or mixed into moisturizer. But with this product, it says only used once a day, and it's a medicated treatment, so I was confused about how this promotes wound healing (and not just for moisturizing) and whether it's safe to use it twice a day? I mix mine with my moisturizer.
Hey there! Yes, that's right - Ialuset is originally designed to heal mild burn and ulcer wounds. French women however, started using it to plump their skin and fade fine lines because it is basically just hyaluronic acid in a tube (albeit a very high concentration).
Hyaluronic acid is naturally produced by our body, although production decreases as we age. It keeps our skin tissues moist and connected, which is how it heals wounds faster (i.e. by fixing broken skin tissues). It's also anti-ageing, as skin that retains a higher % of moisture reduces the appearance of fine lines. Basically, Ialuset is multi-functional.
Personally, we wouldn't use it twice daily (although some women do, and love the results). This is because Ialuset wasn't really designed to be a regular facial cream. We would use it as a sleeping pack/overnight mask once a week, but if you mix it in with your moisturizer and dilute its strength, you could probably use it more often!
@@anuralogan Ialuset is photosensitive thats why it's advied to use it only at night .
aluset is photosensitive thats why it's advied to use it only at night , but its easier to use it on day time on winter .
@@reinemazidath5466 that's interesting, i never realized ialuset is phytosensitive - I'd prefer wearing it at night in any case because that's when the skin's in repair and restore mode, you'd probably get the most out of a HA product in the evenings (given it's one of the building blocks of our skin) x