Dermaceleb Cellonic Booster (5 x 5ml ampoules)

Rejuvenating Skin Cells from Within

Dermaceleb Cellonic Booster (5 x 5ml ampoules) revitalizes and rejuvenates skin cells internally, restoring the skin’s innate vitality and glow by accelerating skin turnover.

How to Use: Apply 1-2 drops of CELLONIC BOOSTER post-cleansing in the morning and evening, ensuring thorough absorption. It seamlessly integrates into any skincare routine, whether used alone or mixed with other products.

Healing and Regenerative Effects on Skin Tissue: CELLONIC BOOSTER demonstrates remarkable healing properties for skin wounds and promotes tissue regeneration. Applied to dermal fibroblasts, it stimulates significant migration and proliferation, aiding in complete wound closure. Moreover, it outperforms EGF in promoting epidermal keratinocyte proliferation.

Enhanced Collagen and Hyaluronic Acid Expression: CELLONIC BOOSTER enhances hyaluronic acid and collagen synthesis, surpassing TGF-β’s effects on expression. This sustained stimulation is observed across various time intervals, ensuring continuous production of collagen and hyaluronic acid.

Proliferation of Dermal Fibroblasts: Application of CELLONIC BOOSTER induces significant proliferation of dermal fibroblasts, with the extent of multiplication correlating with the concentration of stem cell culture medium present.

Strengthening the Skin Barrier: CELLONIC BOOSTER reinforces the skin barrier and improves conditions like atopic or psoriatic skin by promoting keratinocyte differentiation and enhancing intercellular adhesion, resulting in a stronger barrier function and improved skin health.

Whitening Effect (Melanogenesis Inhibition): In tests on B16F10 melanoma cells, CELLONIC BOOSTER exhibits superior whitening activity compared to arbutin by effectively inhibiting melanogenesis induced by α-MSH.

Whitening Effect (Tyrosinase Inhibition): CELLONIC BOOSTER significantly suppresses melanin production and tyrosinase enzyme activity, crucial in melanin synthesis. Its efficacy in whitening surpasses that of arbutin, showcasing its potent inhibitory effect on tyrosinase activity and melanin synthesis.