24/11/2025
✨ Exosomes, Salmon DNA & Stem Cells — What’s the Difference, and Why Do They Matter?
Advanced skin treatments are evolving fast, and three ingredients are leading the way in regenerative skincare: exosomes, salmon DNA, and stem cells. They all support skin healing and rejuvenation — but they work in very different ways. Here’s a simple breakdown:
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🔹 Exosomes – The Communicators
Exosomes are tiny messengers released by cells.
Their job? To deliver signals that tell your skin how to repair, regenerate and calm inflammation.
Benefits:
• Reduces redness & inflammation
• Accelerates healing
• Boosts collagen + elastin
• Improves texture & glow
Think of exosomes as the “instructions” your skin needs to behave like younger, healthier skin.
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🔹 Salmon DNA (PN/PNN) – The Rebuilders
Salmon DNA — often referred to as polynucleotides — is a powerful molecule known for its ability to repair damaged skin and deeply hydrate.
Benefits:
• Strong wound-healing properties
• Restores firmness and elasticity
• Intensely hydrates and plumps
• Helps repair barrier function
Salmon DNA works like a quality building material that supports the skin’s structure from within.
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🔹 Stem Cells – The Restorers
Stem cells (usually plant-derived in skincare) contain growth factors and antioxidants that help protect, regenerate and encourage fresh, healthy cell turnover.
Benefits:
• Protects against environmental damage
• Encourages new, healthy skin cells
• Supports collagen production
• Enhances overall rejuvenation
They act like “master cells,” promoting renewal and defending the skin against ageing.
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🌟 Why They All Matter
• Exosomes send the right messages
• Salmon DNA repairs and strengthens
• Stem cells protect and renew
When used together or across different treatments, they create a multi-layered rejuvenation approach, boosting results, improving healing, and supporting long-term skin health.
