Is freeze-dried powder an essence? Can freeze-dried powder be used for a long time?

Freeze-dried powder has been popular in the skin care industry for a long time. Do you still not know what freeze-dried powder is? Freeze-dried powder can effectively repair the skin and create perfect skin for us. So, is freeze-dried powder an essence? Let’s take a look together.

Is freeze-dried powder an essence?

No, freeze-dried powder is a solid active factor, so it plays a big role in repairing the skin, promoting cell growth, and effectively solving our skin problems. Although freeze-dried powder and essence are both used to maintain the skin, they are two different skin care products.

Can freeze-dried powder be used for a long time?

It cannot be used for a long time. Freeze-dried powder can certainly care for the skin, but long-term use will cause damage to the skin, so it is not recommended to use freeze-dried powder for a long time. When it comes to general skin care, first you need to know the characteristics of your skin. Our mature human skin is generally divided into dry, sensitive, oily and combination skin. Then every skin has its own characteristics and shortcomings. I won’t go into details because as women, I think everyone will understand.

The efficacy of freeze-dried powder

Freeze-dried powder can penetrate deep into the basal layer of the skin, awaken and repair damaged cells, promote cell regeneration and metabolism, enhance cell nutrition supply, prevent pigment aggregation, and make water and oil more balanced, saying goodbye to sensitivity and preventing aging. Great improvements have also been made, adding hyaluronic acid and vitamin C ingredients. EGF helps to accelerate the metabolism of melanin cells, and combined with vitamin C ingredients, the whitening and spot-removing effects are doubled!

Is it better if the freeze-dried powder has more powder?

The factors and protective agents in freeze-dried powder are in the microgram to milligram range. If they exist alone, they are almost invisible to the naked eye. The white solid substances we see are actually mostly excipients, such as mannitol. In the early days, solvents were just dissolving liquids without any special functions. Although many solvents now contain cooperating factors to make them work, the more is not necessarily better. Therefore, the amount of powder, whether the powder is broken or not, and the amount of solvent are not the criteria for judging whether it is good or bad. The key is how many units of factor activity are contained in the freeze-dried powder and whether the manufacturer has the strength of medical biotechnology. Whether the manufacturer has a freeze-dried powder production line can also be one of the criteria for judgment.