BioSyn-Squalane

1. Natural Origin Index = 1

2. ≥ 98% Assay

3. Adequate and steady supply

4. Sustainable and readily biodegradable

• Stimulates collagen synthesis and repairs aged/damaged tissue microarchitecture

• Neutralizes free radicalsinduced by UV exposure to prevent photoaging.

• Forms a breathable occlusive film to prevent transepidermal waterloss(TEWL)

• Low molecular weight enables efficient transdermal delivery of actives

Q1: What is the difference between squalane and squalene?

A1: Squalene mainly moisturizes, softens and repairs the skin, and forms a protective barrier with other skin lipids to prevent water loss and resist damage caused by ultraviolet rays. However, squalene has poor stability and is easily oxidized. The oxides produced may also cause acne, so squalane was created to fill the gap of squalene.

Q2: Will squalane clog pores?

A2: Squalane is a relatively light skin care oil and usually does not cause pore clogging. However, if used improperly or excessively, it may cause pore clogging.

Q3: Can squalane protect against the sun?

A3: Squalane itself has no sunscreen effect, but it can be used with products containing sunscreen ingredients to help protect the skin from UV damage.

Q4: Can squalane be used on acne-prone skin?

A4: Yes, but it is recommended that acne-prone skin use refreshing squalane products and conduct appropriate skin tests before use to confirm that the product does not cause discomfort to your skin. In addition, if your acne is severe or accompanied by other skin symptoms, it is recommended that you seek advice and treatment from a professional doctor.