Discovery of skin regeneration EGF

EGF is called epithelial cell growth factor or cell regeneration factor and is a factor inherent in humans.
EGF is a type of protein formed from 53 amino acids in the body by binding to a receptor on the surface of the skin and promoting the growth of new cells.
It is quickly absorbed into the skin because it is smaller than the gap between the epidermis.
EWG : 1 (Low Hazard)

It helps the activity of enzymes and promotes the energy production of cells to prevent the production of free radicals.

Play a key role in antioxidants.
Coenzyme Q10 synthesis in the body gradually decreases after the age of 20, so additional supplementation is required.
EWG : 1 (Low Hazard)

The highest grade of antioxidants proven by the American Dermatological Association.

Since it is difficult to use because it does not dissolve well in water or oil, 1% of idebenone is liposomeized using the SMEDDS method.
A powerful antioxidant that is 4 times greater than vitamin C and 10 times greater than coenzyme Q10.
A next-generation antioxidant that can replace retinol.
EWG : 1 (Low Hazard)

Maintains elasticity with fibrous protein present in the skin connective tissue.

Elastin is a natural high molecular protein in the form of fibers that exists in the connective tissue of the skin.
Since marine elastin in the skin is destroyed by direct sunlight, it is recommended to refrain from tanning as much as possible.
EWG : 1 (Low Hazard)

A constituent of amino acids, the main component of cellular energy metabolism, substitutes for VIT C and VIT A.

A nucleopeptide in which D-ribose is bound to adenine, white pointed crystals.
The main component of cellular energy metabolism as a constituent of amino acids made in cells.
When the temperature is lowered, it is recommended to shake it before use as sediment may form.
EWG : 1 (Low Hazard)

Function – Recovery