Hyaluronic Acid And Hair

YvetteWithJoy

On break
Okay, I just put a drop of The Ordinary (TO) HA2%+B5 on my scalp in the twist above my left ear. If I don't get the itchies in that area overnight, I'll start applying the TO HA2%+B5 to my entire scalp till my next wash day.

Let's :pray: that I get an inch in the next 1 1/2 weeks! :look:

Oh, good! TFS! Since you're trying it, I won't! Sending prayers, 'cause if it works for you, I'll bite! :smile:
 

Autumn~Tint~Of~Gold

Rocking the Casbah
Okay, I just put a drop of The Ordinary (TO) HA2%+B5 on my scalp in the twist above my left ear. If I don't get the itchies in that area overnight, I'll start applying the TO HA2%+B5 to my entire scalp till my next wash day.

Let's :pray: that I get an inch in the next 1 1/2 weeks! :look:
:lol:
i'm tempted to order before lhcf drains the stock :rofl:. i was gong to place an order from them today before this thread
 

Autumn~Tint~Of~Gold

Rocking the Casbah
placing an order now :look:. I was going to place a Deciem order today anyway coincidentally so this totally works for me.
I'll probably try it on my scalp and face :lol:. Their prices are very reasonable.
 

Autumn~Tint~Of~Gold

Rocking the Casbah
I am starting to wonder if sodium hyaluronate is the mucopolysaccharide in the NetWurks Xcel-21 Spray.
Now that is intriguing to me. I won't use my Xcel products because they have parabens and also because I wear straight styles and a wet spray isn't going to work and neither is the greasy topical one.
But a serum form is incredibly tempting. I have a bottle of expensive plant stem cell hair growth serum from Ulta and I still don't use it though :lol:

While I don't think 4 inches in a month is a reasonable expectation :look:, the idea of faster growth is very tempting.

I'm sorry for shading you early in the thread though OP :hug2: :rofl:
 

Sharpened

A fleck on His Sword
Hyaluronic Acid: History, Chemical Structure, and Its Benefits for the Body

Hyaluronic Acid in Scalp Tissue and Hair Follicles

Actually the hair and the hair follicle are a derivative of skin tissue. There are two distinctive skin layers, one, the epidermis (outer layer) which gives rise to the protective shield of the body and the other, the dermal layer (deep layer) which makes up the bulk of the skin and is where the hair follicle is located. This dermal layer is composed of connective tissue and the connective tissue, with its gelatinous fluid like characteristics provides support, nourishes and hydrates the deep layers of the scalp. The result is healthy lustrous hair and a moisturized scalp. Again, all of this is made possible because of the presence of HA in the scalp.


This company also sells a shampoo with HA and aloe (another mucopolysaccharide). I ain't touching that - too many coconut-derived chemicals.
 

YvetteWithJoy

On break
Hyaluronic Acid: History, Chemical Structure, and Its Benefits for the Body

Hyaluronic Acid in Scalp Tissue and Hair Follicles

Actually the hair and the hair follicle are a derivative of skin tissue. There are two distinctive skin layers, one, the epidermis (outer layer) which gives rise to the protective shield of the body and the other, the dermal layer (deep layer) which makes up the bulk of the skin and is where the hair follicle is located. This dermal layer is composed of connective tissue and the connective tissue, with its gelatinous fluid like characteristics provides support, nourishes and hydrates the deep layers of the scalp. The result is healthy lustrous hair and a moisturized scalp. Again, all of this is made possible because of the presence of HA in the scalp.


This company also sells a shampoo with HA and aloe (another mucopolysaccharide). I ain't touching that - too many coconut-derived chemicals.

Now I'm fascinated. (Thanks, @Sharpened!)

The site said:

Episilk™ Shampoo
Suggested Retail: $14.95
A Hyaluronic Acid shampoo that helps to support dry, lifeless hair by restoring the HA that time takes away.

Replenishing HA has done WONDERS for my skin, and I had no idea I needed to replenish it! My hair used to grow like a weed (super fast) and very healthy/strong (still grows pretty fast). I wonder if replenishing HA would help.
 

Sharpened

A fleck on His Sword
Replenishing HA has done WONDERS for my skin, and I had no idea I needed to replenish it! My hair used to grow like a weed (super fast) and very healthy/strong (still grows pretty fast). I wonder if replenishing HA would help.
It could, since scalp and skin are the same for the most part. If I try HA, I will use a serum with very few ingredients or get the sodium powder for mixing. I am tempted to try aloe gel twice a week to see what happens before introducing HA.
 

YvetteWithJoy

On break
It could, since scalp and skin are the same for the most part. If I try HA, I will use a serum with very few ingredients or get the sodium powder for mixing. I am tempted to try aloe gel twice a week to see what happens before introducing HA.

I can't remember if the Johnson Master Organics products have been mentioned at this thread, but according to Ulta's site's ingredients listing, several of the line's products contain HA. Maybe they avoid coconut oil. I don't know. I'm getting side-eyed by family to shut things down for the night, so I'm heading to bed.

Blessings, Sharpened! I hope work is relatively peaceful and calm tomorrow. G'night!
 

CheChe1881

Well-Known Member
OP, staaaaaahhhhhp! :smile: Really? :kiss:

Thanks for sharing but . . . What ALL do you do? To think through what you posted, I need to know what vitamins/supplements you take and what products you use. And I need photos! :lol:

I've been taking collagen + HA in powder form, and it has done WONDERS for my skin. I was just about to look into Deciem's The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid for topical application to my face to see if that would help even more.

I'm going to order two bottles and (1) use one for my face and (2) one for my scalp and a test patch of hair, but I'm feeling kinda crazy for trying it. If I could grow a few inches of hair and be able to ponytail my hair again, that would make my regimen/routine so much healthier/better. That is the ONLY reason you got me, though!

* mutters to self: Is this like that time I had my honey put saran wrap around my egg-and-coconut-oil-drenched hair to try to grow half an inch in one night?!?? Methinks it is! *

Did that work?
 

CheChe1881

Well-Known Member

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luthiengirlie

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OP, staaaaaahhhhhp! :smile: Really? :kiss:

Thanks for sharing but . . . What ALL do you do? To think through what you posted, I need to know what vitamins/supplements you take and what products you use. And I need photos! :lol:

I've been taking collagen + HA in powder form, and it has done WONDERS for my skin. I was just about to look into Deciem's The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid for topical application to my face to see if that would help even more.

I'm going to order two bottles and (1) use one for my face and (2) one for my scalp and a test patch of hair, but I'm feeling kinda crazy for trying it. If I could grow a few inches of hair and be able to ponytail my hair again, that would make my regimen/routine so much healthier/better. That is the ONLY reason you got me, though!

* mutters to self: Is this like that time I had my honey put saran wrap around my egg-and-coconut-oil-drenched hair to try to grow half an inch in one night?!?? Methinks it is! *
@YvetteWithJoy I just use that and olive oil but olive oil makes my hair shiny.. I am not claiming it's the end all and be all.. just wondered what hair products have it
 
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