Pigmentation — melanin control & even tone
Inhibit melanin production, block pigment transfer and accelerate skin metabolism to fade spots, sun tan and uneven tone.
Pigmentation — sun spots, melasma and post-inflammatory marks — is melanin that keeps being made and deposited. MYS-Exo exosomes address it at the melanocyte: blocking synthesis, clearing the free radicals that trigger it and speeding away the melanin-laden dead cells, without irritation or peeling.
Pigmentation
Inhibit melanin production, block pigment transfer and accelerate skin metabolism to fade spots, sun tan and uneven tone.
Skin looks less sallow, clearer and brighter
Melanin fades, sun tan and dull patches lighten
Skin tone becomes even, fairer and luminous
How to use: Best used at night. Daily sunscreen is mandatory to avoid pigment rebound. Avoid harsh peeling ingredients.
Targeting principle & mechanism
Core functional proteins: HGF, SOD, GSH (glutathione), TGF-β, tyrosinase-inhibiting protein, TRP-1-inhibiting peptide
Targets: Melanocytes, keratin-metabolising cells, dull / pigmented areas
- Directly inhibits tyrosinase and TRP-1 activity, blocking melanin synthesis.
- Clears UV / oxidative free radicals to prevent new melanin and improve sallow dullness.
- Speeds orderly keratinocyte turnover to shed melanin-laden dead cells for an even, clear complexion.
- Inhibits melanin transfer to the stratum corneum, fading post-inflammatory marks, sun spots and uneven tone.
How exosomes target the skin
Core functional proteins: CD9 / CD63 / CD81 tetraspanins, integrins, ICAM adhesion proteins, chemokine receptor CXCR4
Targets: Full-thickness damaged / problem skin areas and their target cells
- Targeted recognition: the exosome membrane carries a molecular “postal code” that binds matching ligands on cells in the problem area, actively grabbing the lesion while barely retaining on healthy skin.
- Transdermal delivery: the 30–150 nm nanoscale matches stratum-corneum gaps; with its phospholipid bilayer it enters cells intact via both passive penetration and active endocytosis, without being broken down.
- Intracellular release: once inside the cell the membrane fuses and ruptures, releasing functional proteins that directly regulate cell genes and signalling pathways — improving skin from the root.