Cellbone

Cellbone

rayoflight2020-08-08T06:41:43.000Z
Not the more recent versions but maybe 10 years ago when there were +
less options available altogether (Cellbone, CSS and Timeless were the popular ones), and I didn’t like it, it stung more than Skinceuticals and I can
rayoflight2020-02-03T22:20:10.000Z
Haven’t tried the Buffet with copper by The Ordinary, but Niod Cais seemed ok, except I don’t +
think it actually did anything. It’s kinda the theme with me and copper peptide products that don’t have any other noteworthy ingredients in there (Ce
SkincareD2019-03-27T17:17:00.000Z
Which is the best copper peptide to add to a serum or moisturizer? ++
I'm looking at Cellbone nano..and the skinactives. Com copper tetra peptide, or their regular copper peptide. I want an inexpensive option to add to
rayoflight2019-02-15T11:03:00.000Z
It’s not really a vitamin C (as in, ascorbic acid), but instead a derivative form +++
of AA (there’s a lack of hard evidence it gets in skin, and either does something on its own (like MAP) or is turned into AA in skin (I think so far n
rayoflight2019-01-07T17:28:00.000Z
Ingredients in a cream are more likely to penetrate better, at least that has been +++
shown with topical drugs (like tretinoin and others) and the serum superiority is pretty much made up by cosmetics industry. Most dermatology textbook
rayoflight2019-01-06T16:35:00.000Z
PC C15 has a distinct smell (as it has both ascorbic acid and ferulic acid). Vichy Liftactiv +++
Cellex-C and Cellbone are pretty non-smelly, but there's a slight metallic smell (from ascorbic acid - unavoidable). Some Cellbone serums smell kinda
rayoflight2018-11-27T08:52:00.000Z
This rendition is actually an improvement from a technical point of view. Skin tolerably +++
might be a different issue altogether, YMMV, but the solvent (dimethyl isosorbide) is generally cleaner/purer than certain glycols, and very good perf