Hyaluronic Acid absorbs a maximum of 30 times its weight in water
The primary data and analysis directly from the research study conducted in OUMERE Labs: Hyaluronic Acid can only hold up to 30x its weight in water.
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The primary data and analysis directly from the research study conducted in OUMERE Labs: Hyaluronic Acid can only hold up to 30x its weight in water.
One-Week Explant Study of OUMERE No. 9: Preliminary Histologic Findings and Expanded Protocol
Applying No. 9 for just one week showed significant increase in collagen, had a powerful anti-aging effect, compared to the control.
Why attractive packaging and marketing trends do not equate to effective biology.
While the short-term effect of Botox is smoother skin, the long-term biological consequences include muscle atrophy, bone loss, toxin migration, and accelerated skin aging. This paper examines the evidence and...
Using human skin models in the lab to visualize the anti-aging effects of the No. 9 exfoliant.
An OUMERE memoir from a scientific renaissance period
Hyaluronic Acid Does Not Hold 1000× Its Weight in Water
There are 4 biological foundations to a youthful appearance
OUMERE research indicates that chronic skin redness is not an inevitable skin condition—but a modern phenomenon created by contemporary skincare formulation practices.
Say goodbye to one of skin's biggest problems with this simple routine
Single-participant, intra-individual controlled case with two comparable horizontal 4-inch abrasions on the abdomen—one treated with OUMERE (experimental) and one with distilled water (control).
Fragrance mixtures are ubiquitous in personal care products and frequently listed only as “fragrance/parfum,” masking complex ingredient profiles. Beyond skin irritation, biomonitoring studies report systemic exposure to synthetic musk compounds...
Periorbital “bags” primarily reflect herniation/ptosis of orbital fat and variable fluid retention beneath progressively thinner eyelid skin. Despite pervasive marketing, topical products cannot remove adipose tissue.
Hyaluronic acid fillers can stay in the body for 12 years or longer and migrate.
How dehydration gave me a temporary, but very prominent skin issue