EGF is one of the most important growth factors in the body. This extremely vital protein is found in the fibroblast cells in the skin layer. It is naturally released during the healing process when the skin is injured. The EGF protein supports cell renewal and wound healing. When EGF is applied to the skin, tissue regeneration can begin.

Anti-aging, anti-wrinkle, wound healing. It stimulates the biosynthesis of hyaluronic acid. EGF stimulates fibroblasts to synthesize elastin, improving cell growth and division of the epidermis. Reduces wrinkles and micro-wrinkles through activity in the skin cell. Improves the condition of the skin.

EGF adds energy and vitality to the skin. Nourishes, softens, brightens and rejuvenates the skin. Promotes the growth of skin cells, removes scars. The epidermal growth factor accelerates the cell growth of the skin tissue so that the newborn and young cells immediately replace the old and dead cells. This reduces the average age of the skin cells.

This is called anti-senility. EGF has an anti-senility function, increases the elasticity of healthy skin and the healing of wounds. It also has an anti-inflammatory function, prevents acne, abnormal pigment deposits in the skin and scars. EGF accelerates the production of newborn cells to replace the original cells to reduce melanin and melanocyte levels, which allows EGF to lighten the skin.

EGF is also excellent for healing acne. It is particularly helpful in reducing the inflammation of cysts.