Renue By Science publishes findings on liposomal NAD+ and methylene blue skincare
Renue By Science has released a report detailing a four-week study on the effects of its NAD+ and methylene blue body cream on skin aging.
Jacksonville-based wellness firm Renue By Science has published a white paper detailing a four-week consumer study of its Renue Blue moisturizing body cream. The study examined the product's performance in addressing skin concerns associated with aging, specifically focusing on skin texture and elasticity.
The research centers on the company’s use of liposomal delivery systems for NAD+—a coenzyme involved in cellular repair—combined with methylene blue. By using liposomes, the company aims to improve the topical penetration of these compounds to combat the thinning, crepey skin often associated with natural aging processes.
As the skincare industry continues to integrate longevity research into commercial products, Renue By Science seeks to document the efficacy of its specific formulations. The publication provides insight into how these biochemical agents are applied in consumer-facing wellness products.