Gary Brecka

Right.

Right, but the non-nano zinc doesn't actually absorb into the bloodstream, which I'm a big fan of.

Because if you are going to wear sunblock, it should be exactly that, a sunblock.

It shouldn't be something that actually passes into the bloodstream and starts to disrupt our hormones.

And there is a lot of links between different parabens and phthalates and fragrances and...

and things that actually do... Hormone disruptors.

Yeah, that are hormone disruptors.

And so when you talk about getting into this reticular layer of the skin and actually feeding the fibroblasts or helping the fibroblasts do their job,

One of the things I've heard you talk about that I am an enormous fan of are exosomes.

Because these are little vesicles, they're about the size of a virus, they're about 1 800th the size of a cell.

They do penetrate deeply just because of their micron size.

Some of them carry high molecular weight, hyaluronic acid, some carry growth factors.

So, these I'm starting to see slowly and I think you even have a skincare line that contains exosomes.

And why did you choose exosomes?

And for somebody that's not familiar with what they are, how do they work in the skin?

Why should it be something they consider in a skincare routine?

Yeah, step as far back as you want.

Right.

And those are looking to do the same thing to provide either micro damage to that layer so that when it repairs, it repairs itself better.

in a healthier way, right?