The amazing and sticky Livihill Exosome Cream that I'm using these days
I came across this dermatological regeneration cream that revitalizes rough, dull skin and I am so satisfied with it that I am even using the full-size product.
Livihill Cream is a cream with a thick texture, and it feels really sticky after applying.
It's a thin cream, but it has excellent viscosity.
In this Liviheal Exosome Cream, the exosome is said to be a crystal of only 0.5% of the pure core ingredient from stem cell culture solution, and this ingredient is said to have the same stem cell ability.
It has the same ability as stem cells. It seems like skin regeneration will be good. Wow, I think I really need to apply it diligently.
They say that this expensive exosome ingredient is added in a high concentration (0.66%) in this cream. So, I think this cream is a cream that can help with regeneration and nutrition, so it would be great for tired and aged skin.
But isn't the biggest concern when using cosmetics the absorption rate?? No matter how good the ingredients are, if they aren't absorbed into my skin, they're all useless. I was wondering if this stem cell cream wouldn't be much different, but Liviheal says they've developed a proprietary ingredient called exosome to completely solve that concern. This exosome is said to be able to penetrate deep into the skin pores at a size that's 1/700,000th of a pore. The cream that penetrates in this way is said to help the active ingredients be absorbed.
I like creams that are thick but soft, rather than creams that are too thick. That type of formula is easier to apply.
And after I found a good cream, I think I've been using creams instead of emulsions. I've been using this cream for about half a year now~~ I was able to use it even in the summer without feeling sticky. The viscosity is high, but it absorbs quickly into my skin. I don't know if it's because I'm too dry.
Of course, the feeling of use in summer and winter is clearly different, but it is a cream that can be used all year round.