Hyadisine 5 ml

Hyadisine Marine Exopolysaccharide for Long-Lasting Hydration and Advanced Cosmetic Formulations

Hyadisine is a biotechnology-derived marine active ingredient developed from Pseudoalteromonas Exopolysaccharides, naturally produced by marine microorganisms. The ingredient consists of Water (Aqua), Pseudoalteromonas Exopolysaccharides, Citric Acid and Sodium Salicylate, creating a highly compatible aqueous system for modern cosmetic formulations. Worldwide, Hyadisine is recognized as an innovative moisturizing active used in premium skin care, professional cosmetic treatments and multifunctional hydration products designed for both consumer and professional markets.

The greatest global demand for Hyadisine comes from facial skin care. Cosmetic manufacturers incorporate this marine active into hydrating serums, facial creams, emulsions, gels, essences, toners, sheet masks, eye care products, post-treatment cosmetics and professional SPA formulations. Modern laboratories value the ingredient because it helps create lightweight textures while supporting long-lasting hydration and an elegant sensory profile without increasing the oil phase of the formulation.

Unlike conventional moisturizing ingredients, marine exopolysaccharides form a breathable hydrophilic network on the skin surface. This moisture-binding structure contributes to improved water retention while maintaining a comfortable skin feel. For this reason, Hyadisine is frequently combined with hyaluronic acid technologies to build advanced multi-level hydration systems suitable for daily cosmetic use.

Hyadisine demonstrates excellent compatibility with Sodium Hyaluronate, hyaluronic acid of different molecular weights, betaine, ectoin, trehalose, panthenol, niacinamide, peptides, amino acids, hydrolyzed proteins, ceramides, allantoin, bisabolol, botanical extracts, water-soluble vitamins and antioxidant complexes. Its broad compatibility enables formulators to develop sophisticated cosmetic products ranging from lightweight gel serums to rich moisturizing emulsions.

Premium anti-aging formulations represent another important application area. Hyadisine is incorporated into concentrated serums, facial emulsions, day creams, night creams and intensive cosmetic treatments where prolonged hydration and refined texture are key formulation objectives. The marine polysaccharide technology integrates easily into both simple and highly complex cosmetic systems, making it attractive for contract manufacturers and premium cosmetic brands.

Sensitive skin products also represent a significant commercial segment for this ingredient. Formulators frequently combine Hyadisine with Centella asiatica extract, beta-glucan, panthenol, ceramides, allantoin and botanical polysaccharides to develop modern formulations with pleasant sensory characteristics and balanced hydration performance.

Although primarily used in skin care, Hyadisine is also incorporated into selected hair care products. Moisturizing scalp serums, leave-in conditioners, hair masks, lightweight sprays and scalp care formulations benefit from its compatibility with conditioning polymers, hydrolyzed keratin, amino acids, panthenol and other water-soluble moisturizing ingredients.

Professional SPA products increasingly utilize Hyadisine in hydrogel masks, cosmetic ampoules, facial concentrates, post-treatment gels and intensive hydration programs. Because the ingredient is supplied in an aqueous medium, it can be dispersed easily into most water-based formulations without requiring complex processing techniques.

During manufacturing, Hyadisine is typically incorporated during the final stage of production at temperatures below 40 °C. It performs well with carbomer gels, acrylate thickeners, xanthan gum, hydroxyethylcellulose and most modern emulsion systems. Maintaining the recommended formulation pH helps preserve product stability and ensures optimal performance throughout the finished cosmetic product.

The combination of advanced marine biotechnology, excellent formulation flexibility and compatibility with contemporary cosmetic ingredients has made Hyadisine one of the most desirable moisturizing actives for premium cosmetic laboratories, contract manufacturers and innovative skin care brands worldwide.

Example formulation for an intensive hydration serum

Distilled Water - 78 g

Hyadisine - 5 g

Niacinamide - 4 g

Betaine - 4 g

D-Panthenol - 2 g

Sodium Hyaluronate - 0.3 g

Preservative - 0.8 g

Citric Acid Solution - adjust to pH 5.2-5.5

Dissolve Niacinamide, Betaine and D-Panthenol in distilled water while stirring. Add Hyadisine and continue mixing until completely uniform. Incorporate Sodium Hyaluronate, followed by the preservative. Adjust the final pH with a Citric Acid solution and mix until a clear homogeneous serum is obtained.

Hyadisine has become one of the leading marine moisturizing actives used in advanced cosmetic development. Its biotechnology origin, broad compatibility with modern cosmetic ingredients and versatility across multiple formulation types make it an outstanding choice for innovative skin care, SPA treatments and professional hydration systems.