Ingredient

Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate

Low risk

FunctionHydration

What it is — Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate (INCI: Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate) is a humectant — a water-binding ingredient.

What it does — It is commonly used as an acetylated hyaluronic acid derivative designed for improved skin affinity and moisture retention.

Typical use — It appears across toners, essences, serums, sheet masks, lotions and creams, as well as scalp and hair products, generally as a supporting hydrator. Because it is water-soluble and lightweight, it slots easily into most formats without adding heaviness.

Who it suits / good to know — Suitable for most skin and scalp types. Because humectants draw in moisture, they tend to perform best applied to damp skin and paired with an occlusive or moisturizer, especially in dry air. If your skin runs very dry, sealing it in afterwards helps lock the moisture down.

Safety — DHALIORA grades it low risk: humectant, no safety concerns. This reflects the ingredient in general and is not medical advice; patch-test if your skin is easily irritated.

Why we grade it Low: Low risk — humectant, no safety concerns.
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Found in 7 DHALIORA products

celimax One Step Body Brightening Pad celimax One Step Body Brightening PadScreening 9.2 eple:me Hydra Cell Boosting Toner eple:me Hydra Cell Boosting TonerScreening 9.5 Lacelltix Skin Recovery Pepta Tox Ampoule Lacelltix Skin Recovery Pepta Tox AmpouleScreening 9.3 Reveam Water-Fit 8-Layer Moisture Pad Reveam Water-Fit 8-Layer Moisture PadScreening 9.7 Stellabloom Hyaluronic Collagen Wrapping Mask Stellabloom Hyaluronic Collagen Wrapping MaskScreening 9.4 Towbtowb Perfect Collagen Mask Towbtowb Perfect Collagen MaskScreening 9.5 White Lotus PDRN Spray Serum White Lotus PDRN Spray SerumScreening 9.5
How grades are set — Risk reflects our own reading of publicly available safety data, an EWG-style reading shown at the worst-case grade we've assigned this ingredient across products. It isn't a third party's proprietary score, and it isn't medical advice. Always read the packaging and patch-test where indicated.
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