Your skin needs serious science to keep it looking and feeling healthy.
Our new longevity duo harnesses advanced exosome technology to bring you better skin. We asked our Head of Product Development, Kelly, to break down the complex chemistry into bite-sized brilliance.
Q: Let’s start simple - what exactly are exosomes?
"Exosomes are tiny biological messengers released by your cells. They help cells communicate and play a vital role in skin healing, repair and regeneration."
Q: Why are exosomes important for your skin?
"Because they work with the skin, not just on it. Exosomes support recovery, improve texture and elevate overall skin quality by targeting the mechanisms behind skin aging, like zombie cells. For example, our Future Romance Longevity Body Glaze uses exosomes that mimic the effects of “fasting” at a cellular level."
Q: Hold on: what does fasting do for your skin?
"It’s about activating the skin’s natural repair systems - similar to what happens in the body during fasting. The result is more efficient cellular renewal and healthier-looking skin over time."
Q: You also mention ‘zombie cells.’ Sounds intriguing - tell us more.
"Zombie cells are also known as senescent cells - aged cells that stop functioning properly but don’t die off. Instead, they release inflammatory signals that accelerate visible aging like dullness, loss of firmness and wrinkles. Exosomes help reduce their impact."
Q: We're ready to embrace exosomes - where should we start?
"Our Longevity collection firms, smooths and supports your skin - today and tomorrow. Big Time Longevity Body Wash works beyond the surface to support skin health long after the lather has rinsed away, while Future Romance Longevity Body Glaze delivers rejuvenated, radiant, luminous skin that lasts."
