Are exosomes and EVs truly the future of cosmetic science, or are they just beauty buzzwords? Spencer Marsh of Gourdie Lab at Virginia Tech’s Fralin Biomedical Research Institute examines the science behind exosomes and EVs and evaluates whether they live up to the hype
Tiny, powerful, and brimming with potential, exosomes and extracellular vesicles (EVs) are quickly becoming the beauty industry's next big obsession. From promises of anti-ageing magic to enhanced skin hydration, faster wound repair, and even scar and pigmentation reduction, these microscopic messengers are making waves in skin care.
These exceptional claims have positioned exosomes as a breakthrough innovation in the field. Still, like any emerging field, it can be challenging to determine what claims are legitimate and what may be overstated or mischaracterized.
So, are exosomes and EVs truly the future of cosmetic science, or are they just beauty buzzwords? This article examines the science behind exosomes and EVs and evaluates whether they live up to the hype.
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