Expanscience has introduced Gaïaline, an innovative active ingredient whose name is inspired by Gaia, the Greek goddess representing Mother Earth. This reflects the company’s commitment to going beyond natural ingredients and creating a positive environmental impact. Expanscience unveils Gaïaline, a dual-purpose regenerator for both skin and soil! Gaïaline is produced from locally grown linen, cultivated just 20 miles from the production facility, using certified regenerative conservation agriculture methods that prioritize soil health and biodiversity.
The key feature of Gaïaline is its extraction through molecular distillation, resulting in a liposoluble active rich in linseed oil and enriched with unsaponifiables. Expanscience unveils Gaïaline, a dual-purpose regenerator for both skin and soil!
In vitro studies have demonstrated that Gaïaline enhances essential markers of epidermal integrity. It protects telomeres, which are crucial for increasing cell regeneration and lifespan, from oxidative stress. Furthermore, it shields hyaluronic acid, keratin 10, and filaggrin from UV damage, ensuring protection for every skin layer. Gaïaline also boosts ceramides, keratin 14, and collagen 17, which strengthen and restructure the skin’s barrier.
This reinforced skin barrier ensures proper regeneration, a process that takes about a month and tends to slow with age. Clinical studies confirm that Gaïaline stimulates epidermal lipids, maintains hydration, and reduces microrelief, irregularities, and wrinkles. Expanscience unveils Gaïaline, a dual-purpose regenerator for both skin and soil!
Additionally, a second clinical study assessed Gaïaline’s effects on damaged hair, revealing its ability to repair, protect, and strengthen hair by forming a protective sheath for both short- and long-term benefits. This dual-function innovation truly exemplifies Expanscience’s dedication to regenerative practices for both skin and soil.
