What is Bosense? What are the effects and functions of Bosense?

Bosrine is a patented ingredient of L'Oreal. It has the functions of moisturizing, enhancing skin elasticity, improving skin texture, and accelerating skin repair. It can promote the regeneration of aging tissue through its own function, allowing the skin to regain its youthful feeling. So, what exactly is Bosrine? Let’s talk about the main points below!

What is Bosin

Beech, also known as Fagus sylvatica, is a tree species widely distributed in Western Europe. In 2006, French scientists finally developed a xylose derivative - hydroxypropyltetrahydropyrantriol, also known as bosacene, after seven years of research on xylose extracted from beech. Bosin is a xylose derivative with anti-aging effects.

The efficacy and function of Bosin

1. Bossagra is a patented ingredient of L'Oreal. According to the research of L'Oreal in France, Bossagra enters the skin and promotes the conversion and construction of proteoglycans called protein sugars. These molecules absorb water, making the culture medium gelatinous and increasing the firmness of cells and skin.

2. Bosin is a glycoprotein compound that can stimulate the conversion of skin hydroxyglucans (GAGs). Its main function is to delay aging. It can also serve as a safe channel to guide the repair molecules. As skin ages, it is no longer able to produce proteins that promote health and beauty, such as collagen.

Introduction to Bosin

Pro-Xylane was first developed in the Lancome laboratory, and Helena black and white bandages are said to have the highest concentration of Pro-Xylane in the series at 30%. Bosone comes from the plant - beech, which is rich in xylose. Bosone is a glycoprotein mixture extracted from beech xylose. Bosone can affect the secretion of GAG (glycosaminoglycan). Glycosaminoglycans are an extracellular matrix that protects the skin from water loss.