Meet the Stem Cell Team
Each stem cell plays its own vital role in producing a radiant, youthful glow while promoting firm, healthy skin that is soft to the touch.
Skingoo offers clinically proven natural stem cell solutions obtained from European citrus fruit (Citrustem™), flower petals from Althaea Rosa (Altheostem™) and Japanese orchid flowers (Orchistem™) all sourced from ecologically and ethically sustainable sources.
Collagen & Elastin are vital in the fight against visible signs of aging such as wrinkles and sagging, crepey skin. Delays the onset of aging when used on younger skin, too.
Dermis Before and After 56 Days of Use
The dermal density is noticeably more structured, with a much stronger network of elastin and collagen fibers. This visibly denser web of connections results in skin that is smoother, tighter, softer, and more youthful looking.
Collagen Synthesis: Ascorbyl Glucoside
In clinical testing, skin lightening effects of Ascorbyl Glucoside were measured in individuals aged 37 to 55.
Participants applied 2% Ascorbyl Glucoside twice a day for 90 days.
Skin lightening increased by 80% in 45 days, and 120% in 90 days.
Appearance of wrinkles improved noticeably after 45 days, and substantially improved after 90 days.
The Elite Skincare Stem Cell Team
See why we say that Skingoo is packed with the most effective stem cell formulation available.
Your skin will thank you.
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