What is Freeze-Dried Powder?
Freeze-dried powder is created in a sterile environment by extracting essential components at low temperatures and then drying them in a vacuum. This process ensures the highest level of activity and stability of the active ingredients.
Principle: The process involves using a freeze-drying machine to initially freeze the moisture in a solution, and then, under sterile vacuum conditions, the frozen moisture is sublimated, resulting in freeze-dried powder. In simple terms, it involves removing water from a solution at low temperatures, preserving its original medicinal properties.
Main Ingredients: Galactomyces Ferment Filtrate
Who Should Use?
Dull skin after staying up Late / Uneven skin tone / Rough skin
| How to Use |
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| Main Effects |
| Refine pores |
Balance water and oil |
Skin Firming |
Improve dull complexion |
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Characteristics of Freeze-dried Powder:
1. Direct Absorption Without Digestion: Oligopeptides are absorbed directly into the body without the need for digestion.
2. Energy-Efficient Absorption: Their absorption does not require the expenditure of the body's energy.
3. Minimal Gastrointestinal Burden: They do not increase the functional burden on the gastrointestinal tract.
4. Priority Absorption: Oligopeptides are characterized by their preferential absorption in the body.
5. Self-Energized Absorption: They utilize their own energy to facilitate absorption by the body.
6. Absorption in Impaired Conditions: Oligopeptides can compel the body to absorb them even when normal absorption functions are compromised.
7. Complete Absorption: They are 100% absorbed by the human body.
8. Rapid Absorption: Their absorption rate is significantly faster than that of larger protein molecules by 129,600 seconds and faster than amino acids by 64,800 seconds.
9. Carrier Function: Oligopeptides can carry other nutrients consumed by the body, transporting them to cells and tissues.
10. Internal Transport Mechanism: They act as transporters within the body, delivering various trace elements to different parts.
11. High Activity and Diverse Physiological Functions: Oligopeptides exhibit strong activity and a wide range of physiological functions.
