Posts tagged '8-in-1 BioSerum'

Are you curious аs to whаt exаctly medicаl-grаde skin cаre is аnd how it differs from other kinds of skin cаre? The doctor sаys According to Snehаl Amin, M.D., F.A.A.D., а boаrd-certified dermаtologist, surgicаl director, аnd co-founder of MDCS Dermаtology, “medicаl-grаde” skin cаre products cаn be identified by three key fаctors: their potency level, the results of clinicаl testing, аnd the locаtions in which they аre offered for sаle.

For moisturizers, I like oils from DefenAge or Olay, which I have used for years. I still I swear by that product. The serum that follows is a clear liquid.I apply a few drops to my face with my finger. I like to use the DefenAge serum.A few times a week I put on a product with retinol in it.”

DefenAge 8-in-1 BioSerum contains defensins, molecules that cause visible skin rejuvenation by stimulating a master cell to make beautiful new skin cells. 

DefenAge can be combined with almost any other skincare products and ingredients, including Retin-A and retinols, vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, and growth factors.

Hydroquinone is one of the better-known ingredients for treating dark spots, but it can also cause irritation and redness and compromise your skin barrier. Since the purpose of skincare is to “care” for your skin, even if this powerful ingredient does help lighten spots, it may come with risks that aren’t worth taking.

The majority of products these days contain almost identical formulations. While there’s nothing wrong with using tried-and-true ingredients that have proven efficacy, it’s always exciting to learn about a company developing products with truly innovative ingredients. One brand doing exactly that is DefenAge. Touted as a breakthrough anti-aging ingredient, the Age-Repair Defensins found within DefenAge skincare products are said to naturally and effectively rejuvenate your skin. To determine if these claims are true, below I’m going to give you all the details on DefenAge skincare products, including the key ingredients and the research that supports (or doesn’t support) their use in skincare.