A 30 µm non-porous microsphere forms a physical foundation on skin — at a skin-friendly scale (20–30 µm), a dimension compatible with the skin environment.
Designing structure,
environment,
and delivery.
The skin-friendly structure, the environment for conditioning, and the delivery to complete it.
Architecture
| Form | Lyophilized Powder |
| Content | 100mg / vial |
| Particle | 30µm sphere |
| Structure | Non-porous |
| Duration | Gradual biodegradation |
| Use | Professional only |

One 30 µm particle, four unfolding phases.
Foundation → Recognition → Signaling → Remodeling. A single physical form, translated into the skin's own rhythm.
Sensing the scaffold's geometry, the skin responds through a compatible design pathway. The moment form itself becomes signal — before any chemical cue.
- Skin Response
- Skin-Compatible Design
- Gentle Process
The skin's natural response pathway is activated through structural signaling.
- Signal Pathway
- Skin Conditioning
- Structural Signal
Skin elasticity support progresses around the scaffold through natural conditioning. At 12 weeks, minimal skin irritation compared to porous counterparts.
- Skin Elasticity Support
- Minimal Irritation
- Uniform Environment
Prime
| Form | Aqueous Solution |
| Volume | 6mL / vial |
| Components | 50+ actives |
| Categories | 7 groups |
| Use | Professional only |

50 ingredients, a single rhythm.
Foundation → Activation → Protection → Support. Four phases, operating sequentially — and in concert.
Before anything else, the hydrated environment in which conditioning will unfold. Free hyaluronic acid and electrolytes buffer the ECM's isotonic balance and pH.
- Hyaluronic Acid
- NaCl · KCl
- MgSO₄
- Phosphate Buffer
PDRN, amino acids, vitamins, and peptides contribute to skin conditioning.
- PDRN
- 18 Amino Acids
- 8 B-Complex
- 9 Peptides
Oxidative interference is the most common variable during skin conditioning. Glutathione, NAC and arbutin intercept it; stable vitamin C sustains the defense.
- Glutathione
- NAC
- Arbutin
- Stable Vit. C
Trehalose, inositol, and taurine support skin barrier stabilization.
- Trehalose
- Inositol
- Taurine