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Alpha-Bisabolol

Natural monocyclic sesquiterpene alcohol from Candeia tree oil.

Properties

Accelerates the healing of irritated skin and enhances the transdermal delivery of co-actives.

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PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide)

Standardized DNA fragments purified from salmon sperm cells (Powder/Liquid).

Properties

Stimulates adenosine A2A receptors to trigger rapid tissue regeneration and collagen remodeling.

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Capsaicin

Pure active vanilloid extracted from chili peppers.

Properties

Intense local thermo-sensitizer that stimulates blood flow and aids in body contouring.

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WS-23

Advanced synthetic physiological cooling agent (N,2,3-Trimethyl-2-isopropylbutanamide).

Properties

Imparts an intense, long-lasting cooling effect on the skin without any odor or minty flavor.

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Hydroxyphenyl Propamidobenzoic Acid

Synthetic avenanthramide analogue mimicking the anti-itch fractions of oats.

Properties

Rapidly stops histamine-induced itching, burning sensations, and neurogenic skin irritation.

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Vanillyl Butyl Ether (VBE)

Safe, low-irritation functional heat-sensitizing agent.

Properties

Induces a pleasant, long-lasting warming sensation via neurosensory receptors to boost microcirculation.

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Menthol Crystal / L-Menthol

Natural monoterpene alcohol crystal isolated from peppermint oil.

Properties

Activates TRPM8 sensory receptors to produce an immediate, invigorating skin-cooling effect.

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WS-3

High-performance menthane-carboxamide cooling agent.

Properties

Delivers sustained, non-volatile cooling sensations without irritating mucosal tissues.

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Active Ingredients

Functional actives, bio-peptides, and standardized extracts for targeted cosmetic formulations.

High-assay functional compounds, including peptides, vitamins, exfoliating hydroxy acids, and botanical extracts evaluated for physiological compatibility and formulation stability.

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