Mibelle Biochemistry addresses loss of skin’s calcium gradient with age

By Julia Wray | Published: 25-Apr-2022 Featured companies: Mibelle Biochemistry
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EpiCalsome is a new calcium delivery system for skin protection and renewal

Mibelle Biochemistry has turned its attention to the loss of the skin’s calcium gradient with age – a key driver of barrier disruption.

EpiCalsome is described as a superior calcium delivery system that protects and renews the skin.

The technology encapsulates calcium ions within high-quality phospholipids to make the calcium optimally bioavailable to the skin, while the double cone vector system for encapsulation is said to be patent pending.

EpiCalsome offers multiple effects, including replenishing calcium levels in aged skin, protection and repair of damaged skin, induction of faster skin recovery, fortification of delicate skin and prevention of skin dryness and irritation.

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