Mucin
Mucin is a snail mucus rich in useful substances and beneficial for human skin. This substance is widely used in cosmetology and has gained extraordinary popularity, proving its effectiveness.
For Korean skincare products, manufacturers use mucin extract that has been filtered and purified. The extract is used for the manufacture of creams, masks, foams and tonics for washing, gels and serums.
Mucin contains a large amount of elastin, collagen, which is similar to human. The composition also contains glycolic and hyaluronic acids, antioxidants, vitamins A, B, E. Due to this composition, Korean cosmetics with snail mucin is known as an effective remedy for problem skin.
Snail mucin accelerates the regeneration of skin cells, nourishes and softens the skin, evens out the tone of the face, eliminates inflammation and flaking. With regular use of mucin, you will get rid of acne, irritation.
Snail mucin prolongs the youthfulness of the skin. Mucin-based cosmetics are best known for their anti-aging effects: clinically proven to smooth the skin, reducing the number of wrinkles by an average of 29% and their depth by 16%.
For Korean skincare products, manufacturers use mucin extract that has been filtered and purified. The extract is used for the manufacture of creams, masks, foams and tonics for washing, gels and serums.
Mucin contains a large amount of elastin, collagen, which is similar to human. The composition also contains glycolic and hyaluronic acids, antioxidants, vitamins A, B, E. Due to this composition, Korean cosmetics with snail mucin is known as an effective remedy for problem skin.
Snail mucin accelerates the regeneration of skin cells, nourishes and softens the skin, evens out the tone of the face, eliminates inflammation and flaking. With regular use of mucin, you will get rid of acne, irritation.
Snail mucin prolongs the youthfulness of the skin. Mucin-based cosmetics are best known for their anti-aging effects: clinically proven to smooth the skin, reducing the number of wrinkles by an average of 29% and their depth by 16%.
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