Cosmedician AP

What is Exosome Therapy
An exosome is a cellular by product that communicates with cells. Stem cells use exosomes to send signals to cells to tell them what to do.
This can be a bit confusing, so picture a stem cell with an oil film around it. Part of the film turns into a bubble, which is the exosome.
The information the stem cell contains goes into the bubble, and the bubble then breaks away from the stem cell.
It goes to a nearby cell, makes contact, and becomes part of it. Then, it transfers the information it has to the new cell, telling it what to do.
How are Exosomes impacted by age
As you age, the number of exosomes your cells send decrease and your cells get older. However, exosomes may help to reduce the signs of aging.
Assume you were to take stem cells from a **-year-old and a **-year-old. You place the stem cells on a table with a barrier between them, so they cannot touch.
The exosomes would still communicate through that barrier, and the older stem cells would become younger.
The cells show signs of  reversing some of the characteristics of the aging process because thats what the exosomes told them to do.
Cell build-up to strong skin barriers, Improve Wrinkles & Whitening skin
Firming the saggy skin over time. Desire professional bio-organic care. Prevent skin troubles caused by the damaged skin barrier.

• Anti-aging
• Skin vitality
• Anti-oxidant
• Skin cell regeneration
• Accelerate turn-over skin
• Healing effect on skin wounds
• Prevent/Improve pigmentation
• Improve skin wrinkles and fine lines
• Strengthening effect on skin barrier
• Recovery of fibroblasts damaged by UVA
• Promotion effect on collagen and HA expression
• Melanin & Tyrosinase inhibitory effect (Whitening effect)
• Micro HA is an ultra-low molecule easily penetrate to dermal layer