OGEE Hyaluronic Acid Elixir
This lightweight, water-based hydrating elixir replenishes moisture and supports plump, smooth-looking skin with fermentation-derived hyaluronic acid and soothing botanical extracts. Aloe and banana plant extract help calm and condition, while multiple molecular weights of hyaluronic acid support surface hydration and a more supple feel. The texture absorbs quickly and layers easily under oils, creams, or sunscreen.
Ingredients
Aqua (water), aloe barbadensis leaf juice (certified organic), 2,3-butanediol (fermentation-derived), pentylene glycol (sugar cane–derived), Musa sapientum (banana) leaf and trunk extract, sodium hyaluronate (fermentation-derived), Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil (certified organic), raspberry ketone, hydrolyzed sodium hyaluronate (fermentation-derived), citric acid (cassava-derived), sodium phytate (corn-derived).
Certifications & Standards
NSF/ANSI 305 certified organic personal care standard (verified on the brand’s website)
Leaping Bunny certified cruelty-free (verified on the brand’s website)
Made in the USA (brand-stated)
Gluten-free (brand-stated)
What I Like
EWG rating: 1, based on entering the ingredient list into the EWG Skin Deep Analyzer, placing it in the lowest hazard range.
I appreciate how lightweight and truly hydrating this feels, with no heaviness or residue.
The use of fermentation-derived hyaluronic acid supports hydration without relying on harsher solvents or fillers.
Aloe and banana plant extract help keep the formula calming and comfortable on the skin.
This layers beautifully under facial oils or moisturizers and works well both morning and night.
Things to Keep in Mind
This elixir focuses on hydration only and does not provide occlusion, so dehydrated skin types may want to follow with an oil or cream to seal in moisture.
Because it absorbs quickly, applying it to slightly damp skin can help maximize hydration.
Sensitive Skin & Pregnancy Considerations
The ingredients in this formula, including aloe, fermentation-derived hyaluronic acid, and plant-based humectants, are generally considered low risk for topical cosmetic use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. This is an excellent option for very sensitive, rosacea-prone, or acne-prone skin due to its short, water-based ingredient list. Patch testing is reasonable if your skin is highly reactive.