  To create and provide quality skin care products backed by science and to promote skin health, not trends, is SkinCeuticals promise.
To maintain and improve skin health, an effective skincare regime must contain three fundamental elements -- prevention, protection, and correction. Our line of advanced skincare products is designed to prevent future damage, protect healthy skin, and correct previous damage. At SkinCeuticals, achieving results means more than restoring youthful, radiant skin -- it means preventing serious skin conditions, like skin cancer.
Our formulations are based on optimal concentrations of active ingredients elegantly crafted into functional products -- designed, formulated, and tested for effectiveness. We use pure, pharmaceutical grade ingredients with proven scientific results. Our entire skincare program works as a complete system for maximum improvement to skin health.
SkinCeuticals products are not available for purchase online. For this reason we recommend Cellex-C Serums. Cellex-C is the originator of antioxidant skin care and offers superb healing power.
However, we have decided to continue carrying a select few of what we consider the best SkinCeuticals products in our brick & mortar storefront.
Please call us at 877-41-ACORN for more information.
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SkinCeuticals has adopted a multidisciplinary approach to product development. We have formed networks with top scientists from the fields of cellular and molecular biology, chemistry, biophysics, and medicine. They work to further our understanding of the processes of skin aging, photoaging, and other individual skin conditions. Through our unique relationship with these multidisciplinary networks, we are able to collaborate with the international medical community to deepen our knowledge of the skin and skin health.
Our innovation has earned our research team numerous federal and state grants to help further the pursuit of technologies to improve skin health. In addition to these grants, SkinCeuticals funds clinical trials at major medical institutions such as Duke University Medical Center and the National Institute of Health.
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