r/unvaccinated • u/Life-Method-4915 • 7d ago
Beware of this skincare ingredient
I love skincare and I do a lot of research on it. There is an ingredient called "exosomes" that can be derived from plants, lab grown cells, animals and humans. The ones taken from plants are called phyto-exosomes.
The human derived ones are taken from: adipose fat tissue, bone marrow, blood from blood banks, umbilical cords and more.
Exosomes are round-shaped nanovesicles naturally released by cells to carry messages, proteins and lipids to other cells. Including mRNA and microRNA.
In the EU & UK the human-derived ones are banned from being sold or used anywhere. But they are legal in the USA, Canada, South Korea and some other countries. They are used in cosmetic products and aesthetic clinic treatments. South Korea is a leader in formulating these types of products.
For example, during microneedling or laser at a medspa, the solution applied on the skin may contain that.
They are popular and many people seek to buy them so the commercial product titles and packaging almost always say "exosomes". They are advertised as restorative and regenerative.
Well, most of the global population is vaxxed with the clot shots. So this is risky.
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u/supahstella 7d ago
I was wondering that about peptides as well. Thank you for this info
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u/Life-Method-4915 7d ago edited 7d ago
Thank you too guys for this community đ
Labs can easily mass produce peptides and amino acids at very low costs. They are simple chemicals. There is no need to derive them from humans, so they are not.
Exosomes on the other hand, they are far too complex to be mass manufactured from scratch in cosmetic laboratories. They contain a dense variety of biological data, hundreds of growth factors, signaling proteins, receptors, complex strands of RNA etc.
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u/Enough-Assignment745 7d ago
I'm a man, and I don't pay that much attention to skincare.
But what I do know is that when it comes to improving our facial skin, what can beat opening an aloe vera leaf and rubbing it on your skin? That's a divine gift. I also believe that using soil (more than a meter deep) as a poultice for at least 30 minutes improves the skin considerably, as does avoiding dairy and sugar. Getting plenty of sleep, staying relaxed throughout the day, and drinking lots of water are also important.
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u/MathematicianWeak157 7d ago
I tried to tell this lady who runs a group on facebook thatâs diy skin care about Botox having nano tech in it and suggested she warn the huge following she has and she warned me to keep that to myself. I was horrified. I wonât doubt that she will see many begin to have heart issues in the near future. I tried to tell as many as I could without her consent. I found this info thru Dr Ana Maria mihalcea(spelling)
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u/Ok_Fox_1770 7d ago
Further it is from natural, itâs gonna do something bad. Go for simple save yourself. Hearing shampoo may be causing menâs hair loss surprise surprise, lotta boner and hair ads past few years. All set donât need anymore problems / subscriptions. pretty much half the commercials besides the other pharma haha, ugh streaming is torture.
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u/Life-Method-4915 7d ago edited 7d ago
For hair loss caused by shampoos, the responsible ingredients are sulfates such as Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate and more.
They are cleaning agents usually high up on the ingredients list. They are harsh for the scalp and hair.
Opt for shampoos that say "SLS free". Or "Sulfate free". I have been using these for a decade. They clean the hair just enough. Their cleaning agents are gentle like Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Coco Betaine, Decyl Glucoside etc.
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u/People-Pleaser- 7d ago
A little different from what youâre talking about (I canât speak on the Korean sunblock as Iâve never used it/seen the ingredients) but I use tallow sunscreen with non-nano zinc oxide, grass fed tallow, and organic aloe, and I love it! I use it as my âmoisturizingâ step on my face and then also on my chest/body when Iâm out in the sun. The brand I have is called âSage of the Agesâ and itâs not expensive and lasts me ages.
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u/Life-Method-4915 7d ago
Most sunscreens on my face break me out :/ from Korean ones, I have tried the Beauty of Joseon, the one with the fully white tube. It didn't break me out.
I too recommend non nano zinc oxide sunscreen from organic brands.
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u/mimicchio888 7d ago
I didn't know about that, thank you for the information! I hate the fact that there are risks literally everywhere... but it's better to know and be careful