Let's talk about the new star in anti-aging - Bosein (Part 1)
In recent years, a formidable contender has emerged, called Pro-Xylane, frequently appearing in the public eye, prompting the question: Is it really that miraculous? Let's delve into it together!
Structurally, it belongs to C-glycosides. Pro-Xylane is a patented ingredient from L'Oréal's Lancôme laboratory; it is a xylose derivative.
Pro-Xylane was developed by L'Oréal Group over many years, with the earliest publications appearing around 2007-2009, over a decade ago. As L'Oréal's star ingredient, it debuted in a central position and has shouldered half the responsibility for L'Oréal's anti-aging product line for over a decade.
With the expiration of L'Oréal's Pro-Xylane synthesis patent in 2019, this mysterious anti-aging ingredient gained immense market popularity. On RED, discussions related to Pro-Xylane exceeded 40,000, far surpassing other major brands' patented ingredients.
Pro-Xylane is not directly extracted from beech trees. Its origin lies in the synthesis of xylose, a natural sugar extracted from beech trees. Therefore, L'Oréal uses xylose extracted from beech trees as a raw material for synthesizing Pro-Xylane.
It all began in L'Oréal's research laboratory in Chevilly-Larue, France. Pro-Xylane, fine-tuned in 2006, is an environmentally friendly and natural active ingredient from a 'green chemistry' manufacturing process.
Seven years of research were required to obtain the patent, and it became a star ingredient in L'Oréal's Revitalift Laser X3 series (3% dosage).
Pro-Xylane focuses on anti-aging. It can activate glycosaminoglycan synthesis, promote the production of hyaluronic acid and collagen, improve the adhesion between the dermis and epidermis, promote the regeneration of damaged tissues, help maintain the elasticity of the dermis, and prevent skin aging.
Pro-Xylane can stimulate the production of glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), increasing the water content in the extracellular matrix. This fully fills the gaps in the extracellular matrix (ECM), reducing wrinkles and making the skin appear more delicate.
Meanwhile, Pro-Xylane can act on the dermis-epidermis junction (DEJ), promoting the synthesis of collagen VII and collagen IV, making the connection between our epidermis and dermis tighter, resulting in firmer and more elastic skin.
Pro-Xylane's remarkable anti-aging properties.
During testing, this innovative active ingredient has been proven effective in smoothing wrinkles and improving dry and sagging skin.
Pro-Xylane enhances the connection between the dermis and epidermis, affecting the skin's biomechanical properties, addressing deep wrinkles, lightening age spots, improving dry and sagging skin, and making the skin thicker and fuller. In short, it makes the skin look younger.
Conclusion:
With 3% Pro-Xylane, GAGs increased by 8.0 mg/ml after 24 hours and 10.6 mg/ml after 48 hours. Therefore, Pro-Xylane promotes the secretion of glycosaminoglycans by epidermal cells.
Conclusion:
Pro-Xylane significantly promotes the expression of basement membrane proteoglycans, including glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) and proteoglycans (PGs), increasing skin hydration and making it fuller and more moisturized.
Red staining indicates collagen VII at the dermis-epidermis junction. Collagen VII levels decrease with skin aging.
Conclusion:
Pro-Xylane treatment of aging skin significantly increases collagen VII levels. This helps restore dermis-epidermis junction function, better anchoring the dermis to the epidermis.
In simple terms, Pro-Xylane is an excellent anti-aging ingredient.
Even more valuable is its gentleness; it can be used with confidence even when skin condition is unstable.
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