Oxygen Bubble Facial Series (Part 6) | The Truth About Low Skincare Absorption Rates (The ≤1% Reality)

Oxygen Bubble Facial Series (Part 6) | The Truth About Low Skincare Absorption Rates (The ≤1% Reality)

      1 .Have you ever wondered, while applying expensive skincare products, if they are truly being absorbed by your skin? Scientific research reveals a startling statistic: the absorption rate of most traditional skincare products on the skin is less than 1%. Behind this number lies a fundamental conflict between the skin's natural defense mechanisms and our daily skincare routines.

      2.The outermost layer of the skin, the stratum corneum, serves as the body's natural barrier. While it effectively blocks harmful external substances, it also prevents most skincare ingredients from penetrating. When we gently apply products like lotions and serums to our faces, the vast majority of active ingredients remain on the skin's surface, unable to penetrate this "fortress" and reach the deeper layers where they can be effective.

      3.Against this backdrop, iontophoresis technology and mesotherapy have emerged as scientific solutions to address the challenge of poor skincare absorption. The core principle of these technologies lies in utilizing the interaction between positive and negative ions to temporarily open cellular channels, creating a "highway" for active ingredients to reach the deeper layers of the skin.

       4.Unlike conventional application, iontophoresis devices use microcurrent-generated electromagnetic fields to help charged active ingredients breach the stratum corneum barrier. This skin penetration technology can increase the penetration rate of effective ingredients by 10 to 20 times, truly achieving the ideal of "application equals absorption."

        5.Ingredients particularly suitable for delivery via iontophoresis technology include hyaluronic acid molecules, vitamin-based serums, and various repair-oriented active ingredients. When these typically hard-to-penetrate "large molecules" meet iontophoresis technology, they can easily reach the dermis, addressing skin concerns at their root.

        6.Modern skincare technology is redefining the standards of "effective care." Rather than pursuing higher concentrations of ingredients, it is wiser to choose smarter penetration methods. Iontophoresis technology is becoming a key bridge connecting high-quality ingredients with the skin's needs, ensuring that every drop of serum is utilized to its fullest potential.