Dr. Joy Kong explains why stem cell source matters for skincare. Plant-derived stem cells don't work on human skin, and bone marrow cells lose potency with age. Her product uses umbilical cord stem cells, which are younger and more regenerative.
There's a reason that stem cells are becoming one of the most talked about ingredients in skincare. Stem cells are gaining such respect because they contain powerful regenerative signals that help support skin repair and resilience, but they have to come from the right source. A lot of products use plant stem cells, but that's really great for plant growth, not the right signals for human skin. Many other companies use human-derived stem cells, but they're from bone marrow of mature individuals, and those unfortunately have weakened repair signals. This is why I had to develop Char Omni Cream to do it right. The cells we use are from the umbilical cord, which is actually younger than the newborn cells, and their range of the repair signals and the potency cannot be rivaled by an older source. In addition to these powerful stem cells, I wanted to create a beautiful symphony by adding skin regeneration peptides, herbal extracts, antioxidants, and prebiotics. You can learn more about these powerful ingredients at charaomni.com.
