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| Antioxidants:
A powerful anti-radical defense system that shields against pollution and skin stressors. |
| EGF
(Recombinant Epidermal Growth Factor):
This "youth molecule" is a bioengineered protein, while naturally occurring in the skin, that dramatically increases skin cell renewal and whose important discovery warranted a 1986 Nobel Prize. |
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FGF
(Recombinant Fibroblast Growth Factor): This bioengineered molecule, while naturally occuring in the skin, stimulates collagen synthesis, which firms the skin.
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| Firming
Agents: Organic compounds
that maintain the skin's natural elasticity and resist the daily pull
of gravity. |
| Glycolic
: An acid base intensifies EGF's ability to retexturize the skin and achieve the RéVive glow. |
| IGF
(Recombinant Insulin-like Growth Factor):
This bioengineered molecule, while naturally occurring in the skin, invigorates elasticity. |
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KGF
(Recombinant Keratinocyte Growth Factor):
The most potent molecule which improves the skins appearance after the loss of facial volume. Its dynamic activity allows for a dialogue with the skin that contributes to the appearance of increased volume.
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| MPI
(Metalloproteinase Inhibitor):
Naturally occurring enzymes that maintain natural firmness and elasticity. |
| Oligopeptide-10:
A bioactive antioxidant that combats free radicals and is instrumental in evening out skin tone and clarity. |
| Probiotics:
Naturally occurring enzymes in the skin used to boost skin's metabolism. |
| SOD
(Superoxide Dismutase): The most powderful preventative antioxidant known. |
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SPF
15 (Sun Protective Factor):
Allows one to stay in the sun 15 times longer before burning commences.
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| Telomerase:
This molecule literally recruits a youthful skin by triggering a cascade of responses that contribute to a transformation of brand new skin cells. |
| Vitamin
C (Ascorbic
Acid): A
powerful antioxidant that combats free radicals and
is instrumental in evening out skin tone and clarity. |