Cosmetic use only · Coming soon
Synthetic Exosome Mimetics
Synthetic exosome mimetics are engineered systems designed to reproduce selected features of cell-derived vesicles. They are distinct from naturally secreted exosomes. This cosmetic category is coming soon and is not available for purchase.
Other cosmetic exosome categories
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MSC-Derived Exosomes
Learn about MSC-derived extracellular vesicles in cosmetic skincare, their source documentation and how they differ from synthetic formulations. Coming soon to 22EXO.
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Plant-Derived Exosomes & EVs
Explore plant-derived extracellular vesicles in cosmetic skincare, including source terminology and ingredient documentation. Join the 22EXO coming-soon list.
Learn about this categoryWhat synthetic means here
The word describes an engineered formulation rather than vesicles collected from a cell culture. The composition and manufacturing approach need to be documented for each ingredient. Synthetic does not establish that two products have the same structure or performance.
Biomimetic is a broader description
Suppliers also use biomimetic to describe materials inspired by biology. That word alone is not enough to classify a product as synthetic. We will use supplier documentation to distinguish engineered mimetics from biological vesicles.
Read the formulation details
An ordinary liposome is not automatically an exosome. Peptides, PDRN and other formulation ingredients also do not establish vesicle identity. Compare the ingredient list, documented technology and finished cosmetic use rather than relying on a product name.
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.