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A lightweight hydration booster.
Hyaluronic acid is a humectant that attracts and holds onto moisture. NOVEHA includes it in serums and creams formulated for the delicate skin around the eyes, where hydration matters most.
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Products with Hyaluronic Acid
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Tea-Tree Oil Eyelid Wipes
Individually wrapped tea tree oil eyelid wipes with hyaluronic acid, green tea, chamomile, and aloe vera for gentle daily eyelid and lash cleansing.
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xDermadex Gel Cleanser
Gentle eyelid gel cleanser with pro-vitamin B5, tea tree oil, hyaluronic acid, and coconut oil for daily lid and lash hygiene. 50 ml.
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Tea Tree Oil Foaming Cleanser
Gentle tea tree oil foaming cleanser with aloe vera, green tea, cucumber, chamomile, vitamins E & B5, and hyaluronic acid for eyelids, lashes, and face. 100 ml.
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Tea Tree Eyelid Gel Cleanser
Preservative-free tea tree eyelid cleanser gel with cucumber extract, pro-vitamin B5, and hyaluronic acid for daily lid and lash care. 50 ml.
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Sensitive Eyelid Wipes
Hydrating, no-rinse eyelid wipes for sensitive eyes with hyaluronic acid, chamomile, aloe vera, and cucumber extract. Individually wrapped.
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xStylid Eyelid Wipes
Individually wrapped textured eyelid wipes with tea tree oil, aloe vera, chamomile, calendula, green tea, and hyaluronic acid for daily lid and lash care.
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Tea Tree Eye Cream
Lightweight tea tree eye cream with hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, and chamomile for daily under-eye hydration. 50 ml.
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Extra Eyelid Foaming Cleanser
Hypoallergenic eyelid cleanser foam with tea tree extract, chamomile, hyaluronic acid, and vitamin E for sensitive skin. 100 ml.
What is hyaluronic acid?
Hyaluronic acid is a sugar molecule (a glycosaminoglycan) that the body makes naturally. It is found in the skin, in the connective tissue around joints, and in the eye. Skincare products often use its salt form, sodium hyaluronate, which dissolves easily in water.
Why it is used in eyelid care
Hyaluronic acid is a humectant. That means it attracts and holds water. In eyelid cleansers, wipes and creams, it helps the formula feel hydrating rather than drying, which matters because the skin on the eyelids is some of the thinnest skin on the body. It also gives gels and foams a soft, smooth feel.
Who it suits
Hyaluronic acid is generally well tolerated and is a good choice for people with dry or sensitive skin. It is often paired with other gentle ingredients such as aloe vera, panthenol or ceramides. As with any new product, follow the label directions and stop using it if irritation develops.
Tips for best results
Humectants work best on skin that is slightly damp. After cleansing, pat the area dry gently instead of rubbing. If you use an eye cream, apply a small amount with your ring finger, which naturally uses the lightest pressure.
Read more about what can make eyes feel dry or gritty, or browse all eye care products.
Good to know
Hydration first
Because hyaluronic acid draws in moisture, it’s often paired with a cream or oil to help lock that hydration in. It’s suitable for most skin types, including sensitive skin.