Beauty

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I love Manuela. She is one of my three favorites.
I recommended the spicules because thst would be the closest
price I paid at the old place. now just really grateful for all the
othrr big bottles of products I have. I would recommend the exosomes too
but at a much better price..
and I will add in the waning days of the other place there were some
really good deals with coupons. so I do have a few bottles of the spixules and
the exosome serum. just deals that were too good to refuse.
and I am thankful for all that.

[Harpa]

@acatgirl  If anything, matrixyl has been widely studied in topical skincare. Isomers is the only one that I know of that uses all 4 types; each type studied, and known for certain outcomes.  

Of course, though, caring for one's skin is not only via  topical solutions. 

Matrixyl is the only Isomers product that I think packs the most punch, even if it may be just theoretically beneficial. But as a separate serum? I don't know, either, other than all 4 types are used. 

• For general anti-ageing & first signs of wrinkles: The original Matrixyl (palmitoyl pentapeptide-4) is a reliable option for improving overall skin firmness and elasticity. It’s ideal for those who are beginning an anti-ageing routine or have mild to moderate signs of ageing.
• For deep wrinkles & mature skin: Matrixyl 3000, with its dual peptide formula, is ideal for addressing more pronounced wrinkles and sagging. This formula is particularly beneficial for mature skin that requires greater collagen and elastin support.
• For skin density, smoothness & plumpness: If your primary goal is to increase skin thickness and fullness, Matrixyl Synthe’6 might support a broader range of skin matrix components. This option is great if you have thinning skin.
• For vertical lines & dynamic wrinkles: Matrixyl Morphomic focuses on vertical lines, such as frown lines and marionette lines. It’s the best choice for those who want to address expression lines or wrinkles that result from facial movements.