Science & Vision \nExosomes are nano-sized extracellular vesicles carrying proteins, lipids and RNA between cells. Nobel Prize–winning research on vesicle transport (2013) and microRNA regulation (2024) deepens our understanding of how these vesicles deliver biological signals (Vesicle Discovery Wins Nobel for Medicine | Exosome RNA, MicroRNAs won the Nobel Prize. Now, can extracellular vesicles …). Our Research & Pipeline section reflects areas where scientists are exploring exosome potential. \n\n### Why mention mood, metabolism and intimate care? \nThese categories represent early-stage scientific curiosity about how extracellular vesicles might one day influence various physiological processes. They do not describe or imply the effects of our current products. We include them as part of an educational map of exosome research, not as product promises. Our products remain topical cosmetics formulated to support skin appearance and barrier function. \n\n### What we commit to \n- Develop cosmetic exosome formulations for skin care only. \n- Adhere to regulatory guidance: exosomes are classified as biologic drugs and are not approved for therapeutic use (The real science of exosomes—the latest obsession in skincare). \n- Avoid making claims related to mood, metabolism or intimate care until rigorous evidence and regulatory approvals exist. \n\n### Reminder \nOur products are for external cosmetic use only and not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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Q32 | Do you claim medical effects?
Science & Regulatory Context \nExosomes are nano-scale extracellular vesicles carrying proteins, lipids and RNA that mediate cell communication. Foundational research honoured with the 2013 Nob...
Q34 | Are DMF / INCI / quality systems an “official endorsement”?
They signal traceability and standards, not efficacy or medical approval The 2013 Nobel Prize clarified how cells ship cargo in vesicles—the playbook behind how we handle exosomes. Helpful cont...