No7 Future Renew Scientists Explain Their Anti-Aging Skincare Breakthrough!

Описание: Dr Mike Sherratt, professor of biochemistry at the University of Manchester, and Dr Mike Bell, head of science research at No7, explain the science behind the peptides breakthrough that led to the creation of the Future Renew skincare range and its anti-aging effects on our skin.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:15 How did they find the new peptides in No7 Future Renew?
04:20 How are the synthetic peptides made?
06:56 How can they pass the skin barrier?
09:25 How deep into the skin do they go?
10:25 The No7 Future Renew clinical trials
13:33 What benefits to the skin could we expect?
20:30 Should you use with retinoids?
22:27 Safety and the future of peptides
27:15 Outro

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Edited by David at https://www.redfacilities.com

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