Does it have anything else in it?

Can’t use any of the “anti-aging “ creams. Even tried taking collagen because that’s all the rage. Had an allergic reaction to that, too!

It's not impossible, but I'd bet it may be to other components in the product or an additive effect to multiple things WITH the HA. Have you ever used any other product with hyaluronic acid (it is in many things in recent years)? One product may be an issue while others are not. Still, be cautious.

Very little liquid makeup which I remove every night with nonallergenic soap and water.

I never sunbathed because I feared wrinkles.

Now I think that a quick shower every day is too drying for my skin. But it's how I wake up!

I spritz my face & neck with toner & while it's still wet I work several drops of glycerin into my skin. I apply it to my legs & arms after showering while my skin's still damp. A friend tried it & hates it. She says it feels sticky & it kind of does but my skin has never looked as nice or felt as soft.

and allergies can appear suddenly when you've been exposed to something without incident for years.

Does that moisturizer have any fragrance, at all? I ask because hydraluronic acid is produced naturally by your own body. An allergy to it would be extremely uncommon. Another component of the moisturizer is a far likelier candidate for your contact dermatitis.

I have snowflake skin, too, so I go you one better and use Dr. Bronner's in the shower and an unscented coconut based oil afterward. I smell like a macaroon for the rest of the day but it helps. I live in an area with very hard water, so once in a while I rinse off with white vinegar, wait a minute or so, and rinse it off. It seems to remove soap residue, which can also be very drying.

Damn, getting old is so much fun, especially the racking up new allergies part.

I will add that we used Eucerin for dermatology patients in the hospital. Unscented Aveeno soaks were also helpful to reduce discomfort. Skin gets patted barely dry and the Eucerin is applied sparingly. Twice or three times a day generally produced improvement. I've seen Eucerin sold at Walmart, Bradlees, CVS, and Walgreens or you can get it from Amazon. This is what to look for: https://www.amazon.com/Eucerin-Advanced-Repair-Creme-Packaging/dp/B01DIXHNUU/ref=sr_1_7?crid=3UKHWMN3JZCYO&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.cFVZSr8loDmguGQtEdMNhtwVweWNPvCcjsO29EFXrDJBuLT-gsAhQJiGJG_3qte0w4JvnhgrWfRDH-ik3-2d-Ix3qJjsCmK2P9NOZ_jV1fW8WF6MBAiqhdXmjA_T8vAxECdaaZyKFoXuaN6qzFuXhroKgTAFbZaMVRrehsS2QknCjb5yNJ2O55py2r4sIEstJVk0R3-alBx5Q2ny93l0BBmWteUV6erQK9dJ3TNwrkzGQhtjwomuCfW6uUwA825H1chPNi90vkxlxVL4z92aGe88YNvvEMhRCeY-KGjN69E.WJWoSzKb4wwv56mLgbvUMDBhZ0t_JFM9vFjWr8PJU-g&dib_tag=se&keywords=eucerin&qid=1722801470&sprefix=euce%2Caps%2C1489&sr=8-7

That has got to be the longest link I have ever posted.

when I found out the source used by many companies is rooster combs, I lost interest in trying it.

Argan oil is working a little magic for me. No questionable ingredients and inexpensive.

I think it’s basically Vaseline with added vitamins. Some people don’t like the feeling of Vaseline but it’s always worked for me when I have super dry skin.