Skin Absorption: Massage vs. Simple Application

The ability of an active ingredient, such as Repair Activator, to penetrate the skin is primarily determined by the ingredient's properties and the overall formulation of the product (e.g., cream, serum, lotion). Think of it like trying to push different substances through a filter – some pass through easily, others less so, regardless of how hard you push.

Massaging the product into the skin, even for an extended period like an hour, or using devices like vibrating machines, can help the product absorb faster into the skin up to the maximum depth that the formulation allows. However, these methods generally do not increase the maximum depth that the active ingredient can penetrate compared to simply applying the product and letting it absorb naturally.

For ingredients like Repair Activator™ BG or Repair Activator™ WS, their potential absorption depth is inherent to their chemical structure and the base they are in. While massage might ensure even distribution and quicker initial uptake, it won't fundamentally change how deeply the Bifida Ferment Lysate penetrates the skin compared to a standard application, assuming the base formulation is the same.

Therefore, while massage can be beneficial for circulation and product distribution, it is the product's formulation that dictates the ultimate depth of ingredient absorption, not the duration or method of application.