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La innovación consiste en aplicar conceptos de epigenética en el ámbito del envejecimiento para estimular las células de la piel a producir moléculas antienvejecimiento.
Interview of Dr. de Weber
“Our objective is to apply the science of longevity to skin”:
The Age Tech’s scientific head does neither wear a white coat nor handle explosive test tubes, but that does not stop him from being a true expert in aging genetics. Discover our interview with the man behind The Age Tech’s organic formulas.
Ultra-customization of anti-aging cosmetics: scam or technological evolution?
The cosmetic industry is taking the turn of extreme personalization, in addition to offering vast combinations of products based on skin type, some brands are now available by skin color.
An optimal Lifestyle to protect the skin from stress and aging
Beyond the nature of cosmetics, their use as well as lifestyle including sun protection, adequate nutrition and proper hydration are of the utmost importance.
Cosmetics: A deceptive industry
When it comes to riding the noblest consumer trends and aspirations, marketing can be king. Cosmetics are no exception, and the natural, organic and vegan mentions put forward by brands have slowly become traps rather than guarantees.
The Age Tech Serum: Clinical Study
We have conducted an independent clinical study with the French Company COMPLIFE, to insure results’ transparency. The outcome is compelling at every level.
The importance of hyaluronic acid in cosmetics
Hyaluronic acid is one of the key compounds that gives the skin its structure, suppleness and plump appearance. However, not all sources of hyaluronic acid are equal.
Hydration of the skin through cosmetics
Our body is made up of around 60% water. Skin contains about 20% of the body’s water. Beyond a filling function, water is important for the structure as well as the mechanical properties and interactions of the molecules that make up the skin.
The Age Tech: Epigenetic cosmetics
We formulated an anti-aging serum that stimulates the skin via epigenetic modulation to produce molecules decreasing with age. The objective is to obtain a regenerative effect at the cellular level and to prevent skin aging. This strategy reaches beyond the traditional approach of filling the deficiencies linked to aging skin.