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Exosomes: Cosmetic Skincare

We are preparing a cosmetic skincare range alongside our research peptide catalog. Start here to understand the different source types and the documentation that distinguishes them. Products are not available for purchase yet.

Explore by source

Choose by source, not by a particle count

Exosome is often used as a broad skincare term. Cell-derived extracellular vesicles, plant-derived vesicles and synthetic mimetics describe different materials. A large particle count alone does not establish identity, composition or how a finished formula performs.

What to look for in a cosmetic formula

Useful documentation identifies the ingredient source, the full ingredient list, the finished formulation and the intended cosmetic use. Storage instructions and any stated testing should apply to that particular product. We will publish product details when the range is ready.

Korean skincare technology

Korean suppliers market several distinct approaches, including human cell-derived materials, plant-derived vesicles and synthetic mimetics. Country of manufacture and formulation type are separate facts. We will identify origin for individual products when it is documented.

Sources and terminology

The supplier pages below illustrate current source and technology terminology. Their descriptions are not independent sales rankings or evidence for a future 22EXO formula. We have not announced a supplier partnership.

Cosmetics and research peptides have different intended uses

This section is for our planned cosmetic skincare range. The existing research peptide catalog remains for in-vitro laboratory research only. For sourcing questions, contact our team.