This technology was first discovered in the 1960s and began being used, particularly in drug delivery systems, in the 1990s. In cancer treatment, liposomal technology has reduced the side effects of active ingredients while enhancing their effectiveness.
What is Liposome Technology?
Liposomes are carriers composed of phospholipids that can penetrate both oil and water, resembling the structure of cells. This similarity facilitates the transfer of active ingredients into cells and allows them to act like artificial cells, aligning with cell membranes and skin barriers. With liposome technology, the efficacy of active ingredients is enhanced, while side effects are reduced or minimized.
In the field of dermocosmetics, liposome technology has revolutionized hair products. It deeply penetrates hair strands and the scalp, enhancing nourishment and strengthening hair. For example, the liposome technology used in Bioxcin products helps plant extracts penetrate hair roots more quickly and effectively. Thus, it plays a significant role in preventing hair loss and strengthening hair. This technology, utilized in Bioxcin Forte Shampoo, Forte Serum, and Classic Series Shampoos, delivers faster results in reducing hair loss, providing visible benefits to users.
In conclusion, liposome technology stands out as a groundbreaking innovation in both the health and beauty sectors. Effective across a wide spectrum, from hair care to cancer treatment, this technology is expected to be utilized in even more areas in the future.