Sheep placenta youthful cream
Softens and beautifies the skin with this super nourishing substance

Thailand
6 grams

This product helps to combat wrinkles and rejuvenate skin cells and may be used day and night. Placenta Extract, highly prized and expensive, is known for providing the skin with the resources to reconstruct itself by stimulating the cell renewal function. This aids in reducing the impact of the aging process.

[ FAQ ]

1. Where does the placental extract come from?

The placental extract comes from sheep.
2. Why placental extract from sheep is used in Re-Birth skin care?

Placental extract contains Bioactive cells. Bioactive cells of sheep origin have been found to be most similar to that of human. Due to this close affinity between sheep and human cells, placental extract contained in Re-Birth Advanced Concentrated Skin Serumour cream offers potent skin revitalising properties with little or none allergic reactions to humans.

3. What is a Placenta?

A placenta is a thin, flat, round membrane that attaches itself to the wall of the uterus during pregnancy. The umbilical cord attaches the fetus to the placenta. As explained at AmericanPregnancy.org, the placenta produces pregnancy-related hormones such as chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), estrogen and progesterone. It provides the fetus with oxygen and nutrients through small blood vessels, and it allows waste from the fetal blood to enter the mother's blood stream; the maternal blood and the fetal blood never mix. After the baby is born, the placenta is released in a process referred to as "after birth."

Sheep placenta offers one of the richest sources of nutrients, growth factors, immune co-factors and bio-active cytokines ever known. If it is rich enough to nourish a developing embryo, just think of what it can do for your skin and health.

Sheep placenta contains bioactive nutrients such as essential amino acids, melatonin, nucleic acids (RNA and DNA), SOD (Superoxide Dismutase), hyaluronic acid, antioxidants, immune co-factors, PAF, Peptide of Placenta, EGFs (Epidermal Growth Factors), other regulating factors and the unique SCAFs (Senescent Cell Activating Factors).