A high-performance moisturizer made up of glycerin linked together in a larger structure. Makes it able to retain moisture to the skin higher. Suitable for almost all cosmetic products.

Contains Polysaccharide or high molecular weight polymers. It was built with Plankton's natural mechanism under the sea to protect itself from the environment. Including accumulating nutrients for living Images under difficult living conditions

Advanced cosmetic emulgel featuring 5% pharmaceutical-grade piperine from black pepper in a sophisticated delivery system. Clinically proven for vitiligo support, wound healing acceleration, and anti-inflammatory benefits. Acts as a powerful penetration enhancer, increasing skin permeation of co-formulated actives. Unique gel-cream texture with cyclodextrin complex ensures optimal bioavailability and stability.

a primary bioactive compound derived from the traditional Chinese herb Gastrodia elata, has been studied for its potential topical benefits. While most research focuses on its oral or systemic effects, there is emerging evidence suggesting its potential in topical applications, particularly for skin health and wound healing

(Or popularly called EUK-134) is a super antioxidant molecule that looks like SOD acts against free radicals. The effect of this molecule is that it can regenerate itself continuously. When free redical scavending occurs

It works to help balance the process. proteases / elastase (elastic fiber break-down process) and anti-proteases / anti-elastase process (The process of creating elastic fiber)

Natural alkaloid cosmetic ingredient with proven skin whitening, UV protection, and anti-aging benefits through tyrosinase inhibition and oxidative stress reduction.

Amino Acids that have been researched to be beneficial for various skin types. Prevents Glycation , Moisturizes skin , Anti-oxidant , Restores skin barrier

Natural fruit enzyme complex with AHAs for gentle exfoliation and skin renewal. Upregulates claudin-1 for barrier support while promoting natural desquamation. Clinical proven efficacy at 3%.