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Combating skin ageing with stem cells
Mibelle presents SenoCellTec, a plant-based innovation for skin care
Swiss company Mibelle has introduced SenoCellTec, a new cosmetic active ingredient that targets the skin's ageing processes in a three-step skincare concept. According to Mibelle, the new ingredient follows a three-step mechanism: "Clear – Fill – Revive". First, old, non-functional "zombie cells" are removed, then cell renewal is activated by dermal and epidermal stem cells, and finally the skin barrier is strengthened and the skin's firmness and elasticity are improved. According to the company, measurable improvements in skin moisture, skin density and wrinkle relief have been demonstrated within 28 days.
Alpine roses, apples and grapevines
SenoCellTec is based on plant stem cell technology and relies on senolytics, which promote the natural death of aged cells and thereby reduce the signs of ageing. This combats the causes of skin ageing at the cellular level. To achieve this, the new product combines three highly effective plant stem cell extracts: They come from alpine rose to remove old cells, apple stem cells to activate dermal stem cells and grapevines to support the epidermis. The active ingredient is water-soluble, alcohol-free, preservative-free and certified according to COSMOS and NATRUE standards. This makes it suitable for natural cosmetic formulations.
Building block for anti-ageing care
According to Mibelle, a concentration of two per cent is intended for use in cosmetic formulations. The innovation is aimed in particular at manufacturers of anti-ageing and regenerative care products who want to use scientifically proven and natural active ingredients. The product is therefore particularly suitable for the premium segment. The approach also follows the growing trend in the cosmetics industry to specifically support biological processes rather than conceal them. Mibelle is thus positioning itself in the growing anti-ageing market, which is increasingly focusing on scientifically based cell regeneration.
Source: Mibelle