Hyaluronic Acid is a naturally occurring compound in our bodies. It is one of the main components of the extracellular matrix and is indispensable for sell skeletal structure. It maintains cellular moisture, reduces inflammation, and keeps skin looking young and healthy.

Everyone! Because Hyaluronic Acid occurs naturally in our bodies, it’s not dangerous or harmful. It is essential for anyone who wants to maintain healthy, hydrated and youthful skin.

Theia Pure Hyaluronic Pearls should be applied immediately after cleansing, and before the application of lipid-based moisturizers to ensure it can penetrate the skin.

Hyaluronic Acid has both immediate and long-term effects on the skin. It provides immediate hydration and has been proved to reduce the depth of perioral and periorbital wrinkles with continued use. With long-term use, it strengthens the skin’s natural barrier function, supporting elasticity and suppleness.

Theia Pure Hyaluronic Pearls use Freeze-Dried Cosmetics technology. This technique consists of eliminating the liquid component of the hyaluronic acid and keeping the solid part only, achieving a hyaluronic acid concentration of 90%. The hyaluronic acid is optimally formulated to help treat wrinkles, improve elasticity, and improve the skin’s barrier function more deeply. The Activator Solution formulated with sea pearl extract and Sagassum Fulvellum algae provides radiance and an instant effect.

Theia Pure Hyaluronic Pearls have a concentration of 90%, achieved by Freeze-Dried Cosmetics technology.

Hyaluronic acid hydrates and actually attracts water to the surface of the skin. The result? Skin that feels plump, with a visible reduction of fine lines.

The perfect complement to Hyaluronic Acid is a great moisturizer—it doubles down on the dewy look by locking in hydration.

No, Hyaluronic Acid is a great addition to any skincare routine.

Don’t let the word “acid” scare you—hyaluronic acid is unlikely to irritate the skin.

– Normal
– Oily
– Combination
– Dry
– Sensitive

– Dryness
– Dullness and uneven texture
– Loss of firmness and elasticity
– Fine lines and wrinkles

1. Cleanse the face.
2. Open the pearl capsule, open the activator, pour the activator in the pearl container and wait 1″ for the pearl to melt. Apply the contents evenly to the face, neck, and décolletage, gently massaging in.
3. Complete the skincare routine with a day or night cream.

*One pearl per day, highly recommended to use as a daily serum.

1. Hyaluronic acid helps to heal the skin and keeps inflammation and breakouts at bay.
2. Hyaluronic acid has properties that prevent clogged pores which in turn can cause acne, spots, blackheads, white heads, and other skin problems.
3. Hyaluronic acid helps to prevent the overproduction of oil, sweat and sebum, to keep your skin away from impurities.
4. Hyaluronic acid increases the production of cells and makes your skin appear fresh and glowing.

Level of Hyaluronic acid at birth

– Hyaluronic acid is present in large quantities in the body at the embryonic stage. This is the reason babies have such plump-looking skin. However, from the moment the baby is born, this level gradually decreases as the cycle becomes unstable due to external and environmental aggressors.

Level of Hyaluronic acid at 30
– The thirties are a pivotal period for your skin. This is the time when the loss of hyaluronic acid is noticeable in the epidermis layer of your skin. The epidermis is the outermost layer of your body and this is the layer which is directly bombarded by oxidative stress, UV rays, pollution, and other aggressors. When the levels of hyaluronic acid decrease, the skin loses its natural ability to maintain the natural moisture level and the signs of tiredness are more visible than usual.

Your age can severely impact the production of the acid in your body and that’s why you need to use this ingredient topically. A great solution to deal with this problem is by opting for a skincare routine with a high concentration of hyaluronic acid to give your skin the nourishment it needs every day.

Level of Hyaluronic acid at 40

– This is the age when wrinkles, fine lines, and other signs of ageing set in permanently. At this time, levels of hyaluronic acid continue to plummet both qualitatively and quantitatively. In your forties, the skin becomes less voluminous and starts to wrinkle as the cells slow down their activities. The environment of the cell deteriorates, and they become less rich in natural acid. This leads to a struggle between the cells to communicate with each other. As a result, they don’t repair, and damage is caused to the skin.

Level of Hyaluronic acid at 50

– You know that the amount of hyaluronic acid in the skin decreases drastically as you age but it is during your fifties when the cells undergo a complete upheaval as you have or are about to reach the menopause stage of your life. At this point, the impact of hormones on your skin is extremely noticeable in comparison to the other ages. Your skin loses volume and fine lines deepen. These signs are not only visible on your face but also on your neck and décolletage. This is why you need to compensate for the loss of hyaluronic acid by applying it topically and regularly. 

The hero ingredient of any skincare routine, hyaluronic is perfectly safe to use every day. In fact, most experts would encourage you to apply it twice a day, every day, as part of your morning and evening rituals. It should be applied immediately after washing your face and before the application of lipid-based moisturisers.

When it comes to applying hyaluronic acid, it’s best to use high concentrations but in smaller doses, like Theia Pure Hyaluronic Pearls. Your skin utilises it more effectively in smaller concentrated doses, staggered across the day and night regimen. The ideal formulation should be at its highest, optimal and absorbable dose or concentration so that it is able to pass the skin barrier to reach the dermis. If hyaluronic acid is not at its highest dose, it will be less effective.

Perhaps the best thing about hyaluronic acid is that it has the unique ability to enhance the power of any and every product you layer on top of it, which means it’s not only safe to use with all your other products and ingredients (like your vitamin C, niacinamide, retinol, moisturiser), it will actually increase their effectiveness, making it one of the best additions you could make to your skincare routine.

 Immediately, it delivers intense moisture that leaves the skin with a fully hydrated and dewy glow.
– In 1 week, skin is visibly plumped and feels firmer and more elastic. The youthful, bouncy feel returns and skin is visibly refreshed and glowing with moisture.
– Overtime, fine lines and wrinkles are visibly reduced.

Freeze-drying is a slow dehydration process at a low temperature, freezing an element and removing all moisture so that when it reaches room temperature, it is completely dry. Popular for its use in preserving food in space, freeze-drying naturally creates a long-lasting product, as there is little to no water for bacteria to multiply and thus, no need for preservatives. This can reduce the risk of skin allergies and cuts down on a product’s carbon footprint. Freeze-dried skincare literally gives patients an avenue to be involved in the process of building their skincare routine.

Definitely. In fact, we recommend using the Theia Hyaluronic Pearl twice a day for firmer, smoother, and more radiant skin.

Hyaluronic acid has several benefits that can aid those with acne-prone skin. Dehydrated skin can produce excess oil, leading to clogged pores and breakouts. By keeping the skin hydrated, Hyaluronic Acid can help reduce the likelihood of breakouts and promote healing.

Absolutely! Hyaluronic Acid is ideal for travel. It hydrates, combats dryness in different climates, and its lightweight texture suits various skin types. Consider layering, reapplying as needed, and pairing with sunscreen for optimal results during your travels.