Sujaenara Hyaluronic Acid

Sujaenara offers two hyaluronic acid molecular weight variants in 1% aqueous solution. Polymer (high molecular weight) hyaluronic acid stays on the skin surface after application, forming a film that reduces transepidermal water loss and creates the characteristic plumping and dewy finish associated with HA serums. In a DIY cream or serum, polymer HA contributes surface hydration and a smooth, slippery texture.

Low molecular hyaluronic acid uses smaller fragments that penetrate into the upper epidermis, delivering hydration below the surface. In a DIY formulation, low molecular HA complements polymer HA by addressing both surface and deeper-layer hydration. Using both in one formulation is a common approach in professional cosmetic chemistry: add the low molecular HA first as the penetrating layer, then the polymer HA as the surface-sealing layer.

Sujaenara's HA solutions are pre-diluted to 1% - they are ready for incorporation into a formula without further dilution. In a DIY cream or serum, the typical incorporation rate for HA is 1-5% of the finished formula. Since the Sujaenara solution is already 1% HA in water, adding 5g of solution to a 100g formula contributes approximately 0.05% active HA - which is appropriate for a light hydration layer in a simple serum.

For a stronger HA effect, increase the percentage of the 1% solution in your formula to 50-80% of the total weight, which brings the HA active to 0.5-0.8% in the finished product - a functional concentration comparable to commercial HA serums. Add HA solutions to the water phase of an emulsion (at or below 40°C to avoid degrading the polymer chains). Do not add to the heated oil phase.

Both the Polymer and Low Molecular HA solutions are available at 20 ml, 50 ml, and 100 ml. The 20 ml size is appropriate for small test batches when you are formulating for the first time and want to verify how the HA behaves in your cream base before committing to a larger quantity. The 50 ml is a practical mid-size for regular makers who produce batches of 100-200g. The 100 ml is the bulk size for consistent high-volume production or for formulators who have established their HA usage rate.

HA solutions have a shelf life of approximately twelve months unopened when stored in a cool, dark environment. Once opened, use within six months and store refrigerated. The aqueous solution format means the product is more susceptible to microbial contamination than an anhydrous active - always use clean, dry tools when measuring and keep the cap closed when not in use.

The Sujaenara Acetylhexapeptide 10 ml is a solution of Acetylhexapeptide-3 (INCI: Acetyl Hexapeptide-3), also known by the trade name Argireline. This peptide is a muscle-relaxing biomimetic used in cosmetic formulations targeting expression lines - wrinkles formed by repeated facial movement. In DIY formulations, the incorporation rate for Acetylhexapeptide-3 is typically 1-10% of the finished product depending on concentration of the supplied solution.

Add the peptide to the water phase of an emulsion at room temperature or below 40°C. Peptide actives are temperature-sensitive and should not be exposed to high heat during formulation. This active is particularly relevant for eye cream and forehead serum formulations where expression lines are the primary target. At 10 ml, the bottle provides enough active for multiple small-batch formulations at typical usage levels.

Sujaenara offers a bundled set of Broccoli Extract (100 ml) and Polymer Hyaluronic Acid (100 ml) as a combination purchase for natural cosmetics makers. Broccoli extract is a glucosinolate-rich botanical active with antioxidant and skin-conditioning properties. In DIY formulations, it is used as a green antioxidant alongside hydrating actives. The bundle combines the antioxidant (broccoli extract) with the humectant (HA) in one convenient purchase for formulators building a natural serum or cream.

Broccoli extract is water-soluble and added to the water phase, making it compatible with the HA solution in the same phase at room temperature. The combination suits natural cosmetics formulations where both hydration and antioxidant protection are target benefits. At 100 ml each, the bundle provides substantial quantities for a serious small-batch formulator.

The Sujaenara Compression Mask Pack is a compressed cotton mask sheet for DIY sheet masking. Compression masks are small dry discs that expand when soaked in a DIY serum or essence - you pour your homemade HA serum or toner directly onto the mask, wait for it to expand, then unfold and apply to the face. This allows DIY skincare makers to use their homemade formulations in a sheet mask format rather than applying by hand.

Compression masks pair directly with the Sujaenara HA solutions: add the polymer or low molecular HA solution to a bowl, soak a compression mask until fully expanded (about 30 seconds), then apply to cleansed skin and leave for 15-20 minutes. This is a practical and inexpensive way to create a hydrating sheet mask at home using cosmetics-grade HA ingredients rather than commercial pre-made masks.

A simple DIY HA serum using Sujaenara ingredients: measure 80g Polymer HA 1% solution + 15g Low Molecular HA 1% solution + 4g distilled water + 1g preservative (e.g. phenoxyethanol at 1%). Combine in a clean container, stir gently to avoid introducing air bubbles (which degrade HA), then decant into a clean pump bottle. The result is a two-weight HA serum at approximately 0.8% polymer HA and 0.15% low molecular HA - comparable to commercial HA serums.

Store in a cool dark place and use within three months. Always include a cosmetics-grade preservative when formulating water-phase products - an unpreserved aqueous formula is a microbial growth medium and will spoil within days to weeks. The Sujaenara HA solutions are supplied preserved; when diluting further in a DIY formula, you still need to add preservative at the recommended usage level for your specific preservative system.

Sujaenara's customer base includes DIY skincare hobbyists who formulate their own serums and creams at home, natural cosmetics makers who produce small-batch products for personal or small-scale commercial use, and soap makers who add HA to cold-process or melt-and-pour soap bases for added conditioning. The 20 ml sizes serve hobbyists testing new actives; the 100 ml sizes serve regular makers who have established HA as a core ingredient in their formulations.

If you are new to DIY cosmetics, the 20 ml Polymer HA solution and a compression mask pack are the simplest combination: soak the mask in the solution and you have a functional DIY sheet mask with no additional formulation required. This is the lowest-barrier way to use cosmetics-grade HA without mixing a full emulsion.