MATRIGEL®
General
- What is a biomatrix?
- What are Galenic systems?
- Where are the algae and other raw materials from and what is so special about them?
- What is a hydrolipid mantle?
- Is MATRIGEL® dermatologically tested?
- Where is MATRIGEL® available?
- What is so special about MATRIGEL®?
- How is MATRIGEL® preserved and what is important when storing the products?
What is a biomatrix?
What are Galenic systems?
Where are the algae and other raw materials from and what is so special about them?
The algae raw materials (algae derivatives) used in MATRIGEL® are extracted from purified brown algae (laminaria). They are found along the rocky coasts of the North Atlantic, e.g. in North France.
A further component of MATRIGEL® is phytosqualane. Squalane is a natural component of human skin fat. This nature-identical component helps particularly dry and sensitive skin to maintain moisture balance. The prefix "phyto" means that the squalane used is extracted from a purely plant-based source, olive oil.
What is a hydrolipid mantle?
Is MATRIGEL® dermatologically tested?
Where is MATRIGEL® available?
What is so special about MATRIGEL®?
In contrast to conventional massage products, which generally contain a high proportion of oils (lipids),MATRIGEL® transforms into a non-oily and hypoallergenic massage gel after the addition of activating liquid. This means that customers with particular skin conditions (e.g. blemished, oily skin, couperose or rosacea) who should not be massaged with preparations containing oils and can also enjoy a soothing hydro facial massage.
The MATRIGEL® application concept is the only one of its kind on the market. The combination of a water-based massage treatment and the use of algae derivatives results in an efficacious treatment not found in other algae products.
In contrast to many standard (mixable) algae masks, the algae raw material used in MATRIGEL® is highly purified and is virtually odorless.
How is MATRIGEL® preserved and what is important when storing the products?
The freeze-drying process removes all moisture and therefore does not permit the growth of bacteria and fungi. That is why freeze-drying is frequently used in the pharmaceutical field, e.g. for the preservation of substances as sensitive as vaccines. Freeze-drying of our products means that we can eliminate the addition of preservatives.
MATRIGEL® should be protected from moisture and direct sunlight and stored at room temperature in its unopened, original packaging. MATRIGEL® is pressure-sensitive, so no heavy objects should be stored on top of the products.
Shelf life is at least three years when stored in the unopened, original packaging.
