Luxury Skin care OEM Salmon nose cartilage Proteoglycan skin lotion skin serum more powerful than hyaluronic acid

Proteoglycan is one of the important extracellular matrix component and widely distributed in skin, cartilagines and so on. We developed high quality and amount purification technology of proteoglycan from salmon nose cartilagines together with Prof. Takagaki of Hirosaki University and KAKUHIRO Co.,Ltd and propose for Beauty and joint care.

It is extremely rare due to its extremely small cartilage tissue and difficulty in the extraction process. Before the successful research at Hirosaki University in Aomori Prefecture, it was called "the raw material of dreams" worth 3 million baht. Nowadays, the successful extraction method has been popularized in the mass market and has attracted the attention of the beauty industry.

Compared with hyaluronic acid and collagen, proteoglycans have better cosmetic effects and efficiencies than the latter two. 
Even a small amount of ingredients is enough to make the difference between the two. 
(Test items, from left: elasticity, relaxation, crepe, moisturizing, protective layer, color class) 
(test ingredients, up: proteoglycan, fish scale protein, hyaluronic acid)

EGF (Epidermal Growth Factor) is called "epithelial cell growth factor" and plays an important role
in regulating cell growth and proliferation. EGF will decrease with age (usually starting at the age 
of twenty-five), slowing the cycle of skin cell production and eventually aging skin. The production 
of EGF by the core protein in proteoglycans has been confirmed by the Human Fibroblast Research 
Institute of Hirosaki University.

Hyaluronic acid production promoting effect The effect of proteoglycan on the production of hyaluronic acid by human dermal cells. As the amount of proteoglycan used increases, the rate of formation of hyaluronic acid also increases significantly. Hyaluronic acid fills the gaps in various skin types and leaves the skin full of elasticity. Proteoglycan can fill the shortcomings of hyaluronic acid loss.

More moisturizing ability than hyaluronic acid The same concentration of proteoglycan and hyaluronic acid 
for moisturizing test proved that proteoglycan has better moisturizing ability. The glycosaminoglycans in 
proteoglycans lock in moisture like a sponge. In addition, proteoglycan does not have the sticky feeling 
of hyaluronic acid, and it is refreshing in use.

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