Exosome range
Plant exosomes: what they are and why they matter in cosmetics
They are one of the most promising actives in cosmetics today. We explain where they come from, what they do in our formulas and how they are used, in the clinic or at home.
What is an exosome?
Cells release tiny, nanometre-sized vesicles that they use to communicate with each other. These are exosomes. Inside, they carry lipids, proteins and other molecules from the cell they come from.
Plant exosomes are obtained from plants. In our range they come from centella asiatica, turmeric, pomegranate and Sarcocapnos crassifolia.
Why they matter in cosmetics
Very small
Their size and their lipid membrane, similar to that of our own cells, mean they are being studied as a way of delivering actives to the skin.
The best of the plant
They carry molecules from the plant they come from, so each exosome brings something different to the formula.
Plant-derived
They do not come from human or animal cells. They are obtained from plants.
Research on plant exosomes is recent and still advancing. The results are promising, although not all their effects have been studied to the same extent.
The plants in our range
Centella asiatica
One of the most widely used plants in cosmetics to soothe and care for the skin.
Found in Exoactive Rescue, Exoactive Sculpt, Exoglow Repair and Exosculpt Siluette
Turmeric
A plant known for its antioxidant power.
Found in Exoactive Rescue and Exoglow Repair
Pomegranate
Its seed is rich in antioxidant compounds.
Found in Exoactive Rescue and Exoglow Repair
Sarcocapnos crassifolia
A Mediterranean plant found in the body formulas of the range.
Found in Exoactive Sculpt, Exoactive Contour and Exosculpt Siluette
What our formulas aim for
- Face More hydration and radiance, a more even tone and fewer marks and redness.
- Firmness Help protect collagen and elastin and improve skin firmness.
- Body Improve the appearance of stretch marks, scars and cellulite, and the body contour.
Two ways to use them
For professionals
In the clinic · Exoactive
Concentrated actives for beauty centres. They are used with radiofrequency, ultrasound and vacuum therapy.
Exoactive RescuePlant-based tri-exosomal active that regenerates, hydrates and gives a natural glow. It firms, reduces redness, minimises pores and evens out skin tone.…View product →
Exoactive SculptPlant-based exosomal active that sculpts the silhouette, tones and reduces stretch marks and scars. It fights loss of firmness and fluid retention.…View product →
Exoactive ContourPlant-based slimming and anti-cellulite exosomal active with 24-hour action. It activates the metabolism, improves body contour and firms the tissue. Treatment-room cosmetic…View product →For use at home
At home · Home Care
For the daily routine. They are applied directly to the skin, without any device.
Exoglow RepairFacial cosmetic with plant exosomes for home use that brightens, evens out skin tone and reduces marks and dark spots. A tri-exosomal…View product →
Exosculpt SiluetteBody cosmetic with plant exosomes for home use that firms and reduces the appearance of stretch marks and cellulite. A bi-exosomal active…View product →Frequently asked questions
Are exosomes stem cells?
No. Exosomes are vesicles released by cells, not cells themselves. In this range, they are also plant-derived.
Are they of human or animal origin?
No. All the exosomes in the range are obtained from plants.
Can I use them at home?
Yes, with the Home Care range: Exoglow Repair for the face and Exosculpt Siluette for the body. They are applied directly to the skin, without any device. The Exoactive range is for professional, in-clinic use.
Are they a medicine?
No. They are cosmetics: they care for the appearance of the skin, but they do not treat diseases. If you have a skin condition, consult your doctor or dermatologist.
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