Personal Cell Sciences Featured in Allure
Our beauty pr team here at LER PR is so excited to see Personal Cell Sciences featured on Allure.com in the Daily Reporter section! The article emphasized the individuality, self-expression and how personalized the brand and most importantly the cream is. “This may be the face cream of the future, U never know” – Joan Kron
Are you one of those consumers who prize individuality and self-expression? Did you specify the color of the stripes on your Goyard bag? Do you design your own Keds? Well then, we have a new personalized face cream for you, and we hope you’re in the top one percent of wage earners, because a year’s supply will set you back nearly $20,000.
Today, Personal Cell Sciences is introducing a line of facial treatments called U-Autologous. Autologous means taken from your own body and, just as the name suggests, a little bit of your own DNA will be in every drop. The first three products are labeled Stem Cell Regenerative Firming Serum, Moisturizer, and Eye Cream, which are all slight misnomers, since, according to Natalia Drulle, the company’s creative director, “they do not contain any stem cells.” Stem cells can’t actually survive in a topical cream, she explains, but we’ll get back to that in a second.
First, don’t expect instant gratification: Developing a face cream with your own cell tissues takes time. The process begins at the office of a surgeon, where a quarter cup of fat is removed from your abdomen and sent to a lab. There, it’s cleansed of impurities and cultured with an enzyme that yields a stew of adult stem cells and related substances—growth factors, fibroblasts, cytokines—known as the Stromal Vascular Fraction. “These are proteins spit out by your stem cells that give instructions to skin cells and other tissues to repair themselves,” says Drulle, and you can read about This FAQ about non surgical nose jobs help if you’re considering it
Six weeks later, a technician removes several CCs of your personal brew from a frigid storage vat, mixes it into a base made up of emulsions rich in antioxidants, and ships it to you (or U, in the company’s parlance) in pump bottles. In testing, the firming serum from the new line was used twice daily by 20 women, ages 25 to 60. After eight weeks, says Fredric Stern, a cosmetic surgeon in Bellevue, Washington, who participated in the study, there was a 15 to 85 percent improvement in wrinkle depth, and 78 percent of the women had significant improvement in elastin. If you would like to advertise and market your product even more read here.
