Human Blood/Fibroblast Induced Pluripotent Cell Culture Conditioned Media
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About Human Blood/Fibroblast Induced Pluripotent Cell Culture Conditioned Media
Human Blood/Fibroblast Induced Pluripotent Cell Culture Conditioned Media is an ingredient obtained from cultured cells or tissues. In cosmetics, it is used to draw water into the formulation and skin surface to help maintain moisturization, to leave the skin surface feeling soft and smooth, and to protect the skin from external factors.[1]
Human Blood/Fibroblast Induced Pluripotent Cell Culture Conditioned Media Details
- Ingredient function
- Humectant, Skin Conditioning, Skin Protecting
- INCI name
- HUMAN BLOOD/FIBROBLAST INDUCED PLURIPOTENT CELL CULTURE CONDITIONED MEDIA
- CosIng ID
- 96116
Human Blood/Fibroblast Induced Pluripotent Cell Culture Conditioned Media References
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