Ingredients
Universkin organizes its actives into these eight clinical concern categories.
What is pigmentation, moisturization, redness, impurities, oxidative stress, oily skin, texture and exfoliation.
This is the year the Universkin global partnership with Alma officially began.
What is 2024?
This is the primary function of PHC Technology.
What is reducing inflammation?
These are the suggested retail prices of our retail products.
What are: Oil Cleanser $55, HA Serum $106, Balm $110, and BNCs $90?
What is skin?
Universkin products contain this subtle botanical scent rather than synthetic perfume.
What is rose?
These actives in the redness category.
What is Rutin-TX, Niacinamide, Azelaic?
This is the month Universkin launched in the North American market.
This type of lab-engineered peptide imitates the body’s natural signaling molecules to correct skin concerns and accelerate repair.
What is a biomimetic peptide?
This retail product is considered comedogenic.
What is Barrier Nourishing Creme Rich?
This chronic pigment condition is hormonally influenced, worsened by sun exposure, and commonly appears in symmetric patches on the face.
What is melasma?
This is how long a Universkin serum is good for once mixed.
What is 4 months?
Lactopeptides, found in advanced skincare formulas, are bioactive peptides derived from this natural source.
What is lactic acid?
This city and country is is home to the Universkin headquarters.
In Universkin’s PHC Technology, the letters “HC” correlates to this.
What is camelina oil?
This is why our HA formula uses both high and low molecular weight hyaluronic acid.
What is to hydrate the surface and deeper layers of the skin?
This is how oxidative stress commonly appears on the skin.
What is dullness, dehydration and uneven tone?
Aside from analyzing skin, SkinXS can also be used in this way.
Derived from the cell walls of grains like rice and oats, but is most stable and potent when paired with vitamin C and E
What is ferulic acid?
Harry, our founder, was the lead formulator for this well-known skincare brand.
What is La Roche-Posay?
This peptide is commonly referred to as “the repair peptide.”
What is acetyl tripeptide-1?
These two retail products contain the full PHC complex with all four peptides.
What is Barrier Nourishing Creme Rich and Barrier Nourishing Creme Light?
This enzyme triggers melanin production and is the target of many brightening actives.
What is tyrosinase?
This is the purpose of having both a 3-minute and 5-minute option on the Vortex.
What is mixing two activating serums vs three activating serums.
This is the correct potency progression of topical vitamin A derivatives, starting with the weakest and ending with the active form used by skin receptors.
What is retinol, retinal and retinoic acid?
This is the year Universkin patented the world’s first introduction of biomimetic peptides in skincare products.
What is 2006?
This peptide mimics the thymic hormone, often nicknamed the “youth hormone.”
What is Acetyl Tetrapeptide-2?
This is the concentration of the HA serum.
What is 1.4%?
This term describes aging driven by chronic, low-grade inflammation that breaks down skin structure over time.
What is inflammaging?
This is how SkinXS learned to analyze skin.
What is through dermatologist-validated clinical imagery and data-driven learning?