Questions, answered.

Both. It’s a hyaluronic acid serum — 1% sodium hyaluronate plus 5% glycerin — with the texture of a light gel moisturizer, so we use the two names interchangeably. Same five ingredients, same bottle. If you’ve been shopping for a “hyaluronic serum,” this is it.

It shouldn’t. Sunflower and jojoba are both low on the comedogenic scale, and jojoba mimics skin’s own oil — no coconut, mineral oil, or silicones like the ones tucked into plenty of drugstore and even prestige oils.

If your skin is reactive, yes — dab a little on the inside of your forearm and wait a day. The good news: with three to five ingredients there’s far less to react to than a typical 20-to-30-ingredient formula.

Only benzyl alcohol, at a tiny amount, as the preservative that keeps a water-based gel safe. It’s not the drying alcohol (alcohol denat.) that turns up even in products magazines rank “best for sensitive skin.”

Keep it out of direct sun and best used within 6 months of opening. Small batches mean it reaches you fresh — not sitting in a warehouse the way mass-produced bottles often do.

Yes. Nothing here is ever tested on animals — it’s tested on us. The oils are plant-based; the gel is plant and mineral ingredients.

That’s who it was made for. It’s gentle enough for the sensitive skin in David’s own house, and there’s no fragrance — the single ingredient most “family” and “natural” brands still include. For young children or during pregnancy, check with your doctor first.