SKIN  BOOSTERS
vs POLYNUCLEOTIDES
Explained

 

Do you know that every decade of our lives, we lose 1 teaspoon of hyaluronic acid?

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Skin Boosters, containing hyaluronic acid, vitamins, and peptides, restore elasticity, firmness &  radiance, imparting a healthy GLOW.

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Meanwhile, Polynucleotides, which consist of nucleotides with nitrogenous bases, pentose sugars, and phosphate groups, repair and regenerate skin cells, enhancing rejuvenation.

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Together, they provide a comprehensive treatment, leaving the skin looking refreshed, revitalised, and beautifully RADIANT.

 

Here’s a breakdown of the differences in benefits:

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COMPOSITION:

• Polynucleotides (PNs): 

Polynucleotides are fragments of DNA derived from natural sources (like salmon). They primarily work by stimulating cellular regeneration, collagen production, and providing anti-inflammatory benefits.

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• Skin Boosters:

Skin boosters typically contain hyaluronic acid (HA), a naturally occurring substance that is key for hydration and maintaining skin plumpness. Some skin boosters may also contain vitamins, amino acids, or other nutrients.

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KEY MECHANISMS:

Polynucleotides:

• Regeneration and Repair:

PNs promote cell regeneration and repair damaged tissue by activating fibroblasts and stimulating collagen synthesis.

• Anti-inflammatory Action:

They reduce inflammation, soothing irritated or damaged skin.

•   Nucleic Acid Effect:

The DNA fragments assist in wound healing, tissue repair, and skin restructuring.

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Skin Boosters:

•    Hydration:

Skin boosters deeply hydrate the skin by increasing water retention through the action of hyaluronic acid, which improves skin plumpness and elasticity.

•   Moisture Barrier:

They enhance the skin’s ability to retain moisture, combating dryness and dullness.

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​​​​​BENEFITS:

POLYNUCLEOTIDES vs SKIN BOOSTERS

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​IDEAL CANDIDATES:

• Polynucleotides: 

Best suited for individuals dealing with aging skin, tissue damage, scarring, and skin that needs repair. It’s also good for those looking for anti-inflammatory and healing benefits, as well as improved skin tone and texture.

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• Skin Boosters:

Ideal for those with dry, dull, or dehydrated skin who are looking for enhanced hydration, plumpness, and smoother texture. It works well for those wanting a natural-looking glow.

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TREATMENT DURATION & EFFECTS:

• Polynucleotides:

Effects can be longer-lasting as they work to rebuild and repair the skin over time, providing benefits such as collagen production and tissue regeneration.

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• Skin Boosters:

 Results are quicker but may be more temporary, with the need for touch-ups every 6-9 months as hyaluronic acid degrades over time.

 

 

SUMMARY

• Polynucleotides focus on repairing, regenerating, and rejuvenating the skin**, addressing deeper skin issues like aging, scars, and pigmentation.

• Skin boosters are excellent for **hydration, plumping, and giving the skin a natural glow**, ideal for superficial concerns such as dryness and fine lines.

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Both treatments can be complementary depending on the individual's skin concerns and goals.