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Good Breakthrough | FocusFreda Secures First NCI Registration for "Lysine Hyaluronate"

Release time:

2026-03-03


The global skincare market is undergoing a paradigm shift. Today's consumers are no longer satisfied with superficial moisturizing; they seek highly effective, multifunctional, and scientifically proven green ingredients.

 

We are proud to announce a milestone achievement for FocusFreda. FocusFreda's independently developed innovative ingredient, Lysine Hyaluronate, has officially received New Cosmetic Ingredient (NCI) registration from the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) of China (Registration No.: 20260026).

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This milestone not only represents a successful breakthrough for FocusFreda in regulatory research and development but also marks the first new ingredient to be released in the Chinese market. It powerfully demonstrates FocusFreda's alignment with its "Hyaluronic Acid+" strategic industry upgrade, actively catering to the goal of shifting towards a high-end market positioning, and consolidating FocusFreda's leading position in the global competition for innovative active cosmetic ingredients.


Learn more about this amazing ingredient! The Scientific Origins of Lysine Hyaluronate


Lysine Hyaluronate is the result of a collaborative research effort between FocusFreda and the Shandong Academy of Medical Sciences. It perfectly blends hyaluronic acid, naturally present in the human body, with the essential amino acid lysine. This allows it to be primarily used in serums, lotions, creams, masks, sprays, eye care products, and makeup primers/bases.


What are the breakthroughs in efficacy of Lysine Hyaluronate? Compared to ordinary sodium hyaluronate:


1) Lysine Hyaluronate enhances skin affinity:

While retaining the excellent moisturizing, film-forming, and lubricating properties of hyaluronic acid, the combination with lysine significantly enhances the affinity and binding stability of the modified molecules with skin keratinocyte proteins and the aqueous environment.


2) Lysine Hyaluronate's superior stability:

Due to the combination of its derivatives, Lysine Hyaluronate possesses anti-enzymatic degradation properties, ensuring long-lasting effectiveness in formulations.


3) Synergistic Effects of Multiple Ingredients:

Lysine Hyaluronate, when combined with classic active ingredients such as ergothioneine and panthenol, can create a "multiplier effect," enhancing the protective and repairing effects of the final product.

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As we continue to push the boundaries of functionalized Sodium Hyaluronate, FocusFreda's goals remain clear.


At Freda (FocusFreda's headquarters), we are committed to the independent research and development and premiumization of cosmetic, health food, and pharmaceutical ingredients. We continue to focus on high activity, high stability, and high adaptability, aiming to provide the global beauty industry with safer, more valuable, and sustainable active ingredient solutions.

 

How does your brand address the next generation of ingredient transparency and efficacy challenges? Find the answer at FocusFreda.


Quick FAQ:


Q1: What is Lysine Hyaluronate?

It's the first approved "lysine + hyaluronic acid" raw material in China, with Focusfreda being the first company to register it.


Q2: How is Lysine Hyaluronate superior to regular hyaluronic acid?

It has higher affinity, is more stable against enzymatic degradation, and can synergistically enhance the effects of many other raw materials.


Q3: In which skincare products can it be used?

All categories of skincare products, including functional serums, creams, masks, and foundations.

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