Skin Science

EGF is not a cosmetic active — it’s a biological instruction. This article explains why most growth-factor skincare fails, how unstable EGF becomes inert before reaching skin, and how SKNtelligence rebuilt epidermal signalling using a paired-peptide T-EGF system across ES-01, EC-01, and C-03 for organised, resilient repair.

Ceramides are not moisturisers — they are structural lipids that determine whether the skin barrier functions or fails. While many products claim to contain ceramides, most use forms that remain biologically inert by the time they reach the skin. This article explains how ceramides work, why conventional ceramide formulas often fall short, and how SKNtelligence’s biomimetic ceramide system is engineered to integrate into the skin’s lamellar structure for real barrier repair.

Understanding skincare through a scientific lens is essential for anyone who values clarity and mechanism over marketing hype. Skincare is not just about applying creams or serums; it is about interacting with the biology of the skin in a precise and informed way. In this post, I will share insights into why a scientific approach to skincare is crucial, how it works, and what it means for choosing effective products. The Scientific Approach to Skincare: Understanding the Mech