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OUMERE Laboratories conducted a series of independent studies on human skin specimens to examine how prevalent skincare ingredients affect skin health. The findings reveal why so many products—regardless of price...
Despite the most popular claim in skin care, no, vitamin C serums do not increase collagen in your skin, they decrease it.
This paper examines how selective breeding, antibiotic and hormone exposure, and environmental contamination have altered the biological integrity of chicken meat—creating a food that contributes to systemic inflammation, hormonal imbalance,...
It isn’t a skin care ingredient problem but an information problem
The anti-aging results of OUMERE’s No. 9 over a two year period
OUMERE’s flagship location will be opening in Palm Beach, FL
Be the first to experience the new and improved packaging design for the OUMERE Eye Serum
The OUMERE Foundation is now available as a prototype and is available for those in the OUMERE Exclusive Offer Program
The primary data and analysis directly from the research study conducted in OUMERE Labs: Hyaluronic Acid can only hold up to 30x its weight in water.
One-Week Explant Study of OUMERE No. 9: Preliminary Histologic Findings and Expanded Protocol
Applying No. 9 for just one week showed significant increase in collagen, had a powerful anti-aging effect, compared to the control.
Why attractive packaging and marketing trends do not equate to effective biology.
While the short-term effect of Botox is smoother skin, the long-term biological consequences include muscle atrophy, bone loss, toxin migration, and accelerated skin aging. This paper examines the evidence and...
Using human skin models in the lab to visualize the anti-aging effects of the No. 9 exfoliant.
An OUMERE memoir from a scientific renaissance period