What are plant cells?

Plant cells are undifferentiated “native cells” located in meristematic areas, which can be found at the tip of the roots, at the apex of the stem & in the primordial leaf. These zones are responsible for the growth of the plant.

Plant cells have two key abilities: the ability to differentiate into all cell types found in the plant & the ability to self-renew at an undifferentiated stage. Thus, plant cells are responsible for every organ formation & every differentiation resulting in the growth of the plant.

Benefits of plant cells

Plant cells simultaneously manage two metabolisms:

• primary metabolism, necessary for essential functions (growth, development & reproduction),

• secondary metabolism, to adapt to external stress.

Each metabolism generates specific molecules: primary & secondary metabolites. Plant cells contain potentially both primary & secondary metabolites.

• Sea Holly Cell Cultures, CELTOSOME™ acts as a full Skin Renewal

• Sea Holly Cell Cultures, CELTOSOME™ stimulates cell proliferation & differentiation for a better skin Radiance & Luminosity

• Sea Holly Cell Cultures, CELTOSOME™, Collagen IV is protected from UVA/UVB exposure

• Sea Holly Cell Cultures, CELTOSOME™ acts on the Stimulation & Photo Protection of Dermis components

• Sea Holly Cell Cultures, CELTOSOME™, improves Hydration levels adter 2H, 4H, and 8H when compared to T0.

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In Vivo (28 days) Results:

• 90% of the volunteers were satisfied with the results

• 95% increase in Hydration Levels

• 38% increase in smoothness

• 27% increase in skin firmness

The active plant cells from Sea Fennel are an innovative discovery produced by bio-technology techniques. The aromatic medicinal plant, ombellifareae class are found along rocky coastal areas and have shown immense resistance to extreme salt conditions, UV exposure, spindrift, temperature variations, and strong winds.

• Increases skin Radiance • Increases skin Firmness • Anti-aging • Global Protection • Regeneration