Research and development team
StemCello Revitalizing™ products are developed jointly by the SkinCure research team and the BioSpectrum Life Science Institute.
Nearly 20 years of stem cell research
Since its founding in 2000, the BioSpectrum Life Science Institute has become a well-known R&D organization for new naturally derived cosmetic ingredients, with more than 140 patents and over 145 international scientific publications. Visit www.biospectrum.com.
The institute formed its stem cell research team in 2005. Its work spans skin and hair, from interactions between skin stem cells and their neighboring cells to the role of skin stem cells in skin aging, skin tone and scalp condition. Rather than pursuing medical therapies, the team turns stem cell science into technologies for everyday skin care.
Five programs
Discovery of active skin ingredients
Stem cell-based screening to find new actives that benefit the skin.
Serum-free culture technology
Serum replacements that allow stem cells to be cultured without animal-derived serum.
Skin tone ingredients
Stem cell differentiation models used to find ingredients that reduce or increase pigmentation, for brightening or self-tanning cosmetics.
Facial volume and firmness
Adipocyte research applied to ingredients for skin that looks hollow or less firm, for example after rapid weight loss.
Formulations for stem cell-researched ingredients
Delivery systems that help these ingredients perform in cosmetic formulas.