HYALURONIC ACID :The newest lip plumper that really works?

This has to be one of the coolest beauty tips/tricks I have come across in YEARS. The results were startling enough to inspire me back into my calling of bringing unknown beauty into the hands of regular women. Read on and prepare to dish out $10 today.

Cancel your Restalyne appointment, you can have pillow lips overnight and with NO goopy gloss.

I unfortunately can’t take credit for discovering this, but it definitely worked for me. The theory is that HA is one of the main ingredients in almost all of the latest topical lip plumpers. HA pulls moisture from your body, skin or even the air and swells up.

You will need Hyaluronic Acid capsules, found in any grocery store vitamin aisle. Make sure you just get HA, or maybe one with collagen as well. But don’t bother with any that have more than those 2 ingredients listed. Jewel Osco/Albertson’s often have the 20 mg bottle for $9.99, buy one get one free.

If you get the 20 mg, you will need to take 2-4 a day to get results. (start with 2 and go up if you don’t see any noticeable difference the next day.
If you get a higher, the less you will have to take. Best results are 60mg.

Is hyaluronic acid the newest lip plumper that really works?
This has to be one of the coolest beauty tips/tricks I have come across in YEARS. The results were startling enough to inspire me back into my calling of bringing unknown beauty into the hands of regular women. Read on and prepare to dish out $10 today.

What results does the author describe?
The author describes getting pillow lips overnight without goopy gloss and suggests this approach as an alternative to a Restylane appointment.

How is hyaluronic acid supposed to help plump lips?
I unfortunately can’t take credit for discovering this, but it definitely worked for me. The theory is that HA is one of the main ingredients in almost all of the latest topical lip plumpers. HA pulls moisture from your body, skin or even the air and swells up.

What kind of hyaluronic acid capsules does the author recommend?
You will need Hyaluronic Acid capsules, found in any grocery store vitamin aisle. Make sure you just get HA, or maybe one with collagen as well. But don’t bother with any that have more than those 2 ingredients listed. Jewel Osco/Albertson’s often have the 20 mg bottle for $9.99, buy one get one free.

What dosage does the original account describe?
The original account suggests taking two to four 20 mg capsules a day, starting with two, and describes 60 mg as giving the best results. It also notes that higher-strength capsules would mean taking fewer capsules. These are the author’s suggestions, not an established dosing recommendation for lip plumping.

What was the author’s personal routine and experience?
The author reports taking 40 mg at lunch and another 40 mg before bed, then noticing cushiony, puffy lips the next morning—enough to be startling, in a good way. This is a personal account rather than a guarantee of results.

Why does the author emphasize drinking water?
Make sure you drink plenty of water all day since that is what the HA uses to work. (You should be doing that, anyway)

How is hyaluronic acid connected to skin treatments and fillers?
Hyaluronic Acid is a major component of almost all anti-aging skin treatments now. In fact, Restylane is a form of HA that is injected into the lips. (Restylane is the new collagen in lip augmentation) HA is also great for all of your skin and joints since it declines with age.

What is the author’s takeaway?
The author favors trying supplements rather than going under the needle. However, this personal experience does not establish that oral hyaluronic acid supplements provide the same results as injectable fillers.

Where can I read more, and who shared the trick?
Essential Day Spa Forum (credit to carekate who tought the trick)