Heard about Aevum Skincare?

[r1bsr0ck]

I was just checking out this Aevum skincare stuff, and it sounds pretty wild. Apparently, their anti aging and therapeutic products are claimed packed with super anti oxidant and anti bacterial ingredients.

The big thing they're pushing is that it uses gold nanoparticles (GNPs), but these aren't just any gold particles – they're apparently jazzed up with D-Ribose, peptides, and Kitosan.

They also claim it took them over 7 years to develop, and they've got this super advanced way of making these nanogold particles that's supposed to be way better than other methods, but surprisingly, less expensive to do.

Has anyone else looked into this or tried it? Just trying to get a better sense of what it's all about, and is it really working?

 

[Carey.of.LA]

I was just checking out this Aevum skincare stuff, and it sounds pretty wild. Apparently, their anti aging and therapeutic products are claimed packed with super anti oxidant and anti bacterial ingredients.

The big thing they're pushing is that it uses gold nanoparticles (GNPs), but these aren't just any gold particles – they're apparently jazzed up with D-Ribose, peptides, and Kitosan.

They also claim it took them over 7 years to develop, and they've got this super advanced way of making these nanogold particles that's supposed to be way better than other methods, but surprisingly, less expensive to do.

Has anyone else looked into this or tried it? Just trying to get a better sense of what it's all about, and is it really working?

Nehh if it really worked like they claim, dermatologists would be all over it, seven years of development doesn't mean much if there's no grounded, independent research backing it, I'd want to see real results, not just shiny packaging and buzzwords

 

[gentlebreeze]

Nehh if it really worked like they claim, dermatologists would be all over it, seven years of development doesn't mean much if there's no grounded, independent research backing it, I'd want to see real results, not just shiny packaging and buzzwords

This was more or less my reasoning when I first read about this. It sounds like a marketing brochure, like you'd wave a magic wand and come out with perfect skin. Life doesn't work that way.