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The €4 product that made dm's beauty aisle a pilgrimage site. Balea's Hyaluron Booster is a single-ingredient workhorse: sodium hyaluronate in a minimal glycerin vehicle, delivered through an ergonomic applicator tip designed for precision targeting of expression lines around eyes, lips, and forehead. The format borrows directly from Babor's luxury ampoule concept — targeted, single-dose application — but at roughly 1/15th the price. The ingredient deck is refreshingly short: hyaluronic acid does the hydrating, glycerin supports the moisture film, alpinia galanga leaf extract adds a mild antioxidant assist, and tocopherol (vitamin E) stabilises. No fragrance, no unnecessary actives, no filler botanical extracts. What you get is exactly what the label says — a hyaluronic acid booster that plumps fine lines through hydration, not through miracles. The precision tip makes this genuinely useful for targeted application where most serums waste product on areas that don't need it. At this price, buying three (one for desk, one for bag, one for bedside) is still cheaper than most single hyaluronic serums.
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Beauty Effect Hyaluron Booster by Balea is formulated for all, dry, combination, mature skin. The €4 product that made dm's beauty aisle a pilgrimage site. Balea's Hyaluron Booster is a single-ingredient workhorse: sodium hyaluronate in a minimal glycerin vehicle, delivered through an ergonomic applicator tip designed for precision targeting of expression lines around eyes, lips, and forehead. The format borrows directly from Babor's luxury ampoule concept — targeted, single-dose application — but at roughly 1/15th the price. The ingredient deck is refreshingly short: hyaluronic acid does the hydrating, glycerin supports the moisture film, alpinia galanga leaf extract adds a mild antioxidant assist, and tocopherol (vitamin E) stabilises. No fragrance, no unnecessary actives, no filler botanical extracts. What you get is exactly what the label says — a hyaluronic acid booster that plumps fine lines through hydration, not through miracles. The precision tip makes this genuinely useful for targeted application where most serums waste product on areas that don't need it. At this price, buying three (one for desk, one for bag, one for bedside) is still cheaper than most single hyaluronic serums.
The key active ingredients in Beauty Effect Hyaluron Booster are Glycerin, Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin E (Tocopherol). It's known for: Sodium hyaluronate + glycerin in a minimal vehicle — no unnecessary filler ingredients and Precision applicator tip targets expression lines without wasting product on areas that don't need it.
Yes, Beauty Effect Hyaluron Booster targets fine lines, dryness. Sodium hyaluronate + glycerin in a minimal vehicle — no unnecessary filler ingredients
Beauty Effect Hyaluron Booster retails for around $4, which places it in the budget range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: 10ml tube runs out fast with daily full-face use — the applicator is designed for targeted spots, not allover application; Single molecular weight hyaluronic acid (no multi-weight complex) — simpler than premium HA serums; No additional actives — strictly hydration, won't address pigmentation, acne, or anti-aging beyond plumping.
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