Exosomes: Benefits & What to Mix It With

Exosomes: what to mix it with

Tiny cell-signalling particles, most often derived from plant or stem-cell cultures for cosmetic use. In-clinic exosome treatments (injected or applied after microneedling) have more published evidence than the topical serums sold direct to consumers. Regulatory status varies by country, and topical evidence is still described as early and limited, so treat "regeneration" or anti-ageing claims with caution.

Typical strength: varies (plant- or stem-cell-derived)
Best time: AM/PM
Irritation
Price in India: ₹2,000 – ₹8,000
Helps with: Aging, barrier and texture
Pregnancy: Ask your doctor before using in pregnancy

How to use Exosomes

If using a topical exosome serum, apply after cleansing and before heavier creams. For in-clinic exosome treatments, use only a qualified, licensed practitioner and ask what the exosomes are derived from.

Pairs beautifully with

Sunscreen

Use at different times from

Retinol Glycolic Acid Lactic Acid Mandelic Acid Salicylic Acid PHA Benzoyl Peroxide

Safe to layer with

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Exosomes: what to mix it with

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