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About Wendy Ouriel

Wendy Ouriel, M.S.

Cellular biologist, founder & formulator of OUMERE. Research focus: barrier biology, formulation stability, and tolerability.

Wendy Ouriel, M.S., cellular biologist and founder of OUMERE
Wendy Ouriel, OUMERE

Biography

Wendy Ouriel is a cellular biologist and the founder/formulator of OUMERE, a research-driven skincare company based in Palm Beach, Florida. Her academic work explored extracellular matrix biology and cellular mechanisms relevant to tissue integrity and aging. At OUMERE, she applies barrier-first formulation principles, small-batch edition control, and literature-led ingredient selection to create concise skincare systems documented in the OUMERE Research Library, Research & Methods, and Lab Notes.

  • Discipline: Cellular biology (extracellular matrix, aging mechanisms)
  • Role: Founder & Formulator, OUMERE
  • Location: Palm Beach, Florida, USA
  • Manufacturing model: In-house, small-batch, lot-tracked editions

Research focus

  • Barrier integrity and transepidermal water loss (TEWL)
  • Formulation tolerability and irritation minimization
  • Stability and compatibility mapping of actives
  • Extracellular matrix biology and visible aging mechanisms

Selected publications

Peer-reviewed / academic

  1. Herrera, E.; Nguyen, L.T.; Escobar, E.; Ouriel, W.; Casem, M.L. (2015). Alteration of tubuliform silk gland cytoarchitecture with the reproductive cycle of the Western black widow spider, Latrodectus hesperus. Invertebrate Biology 134(4):332–340.
  2. Ouriel, W. (2016). Ovarian development in the Western black widow spider Latrodectus hesperus. California State University, Fullerton (thesis).
  3. Ouriel, W. (2015). The Use of Neuronal Stem Cells in Investigating the Effects of a Cadherin 9/Cadherin 10 mutation in vitro. California State University, Fullerton.
  4. Ouriel, W. (2015). An Exploration into the Photosynthetic Symbioses Between Sacoglossan Sea Slugs and their Algal Prey. California State University, Fullerton.
  5. Ouriel, W. (2015). Telomerase and Aging. (research essay).
  6. Ouriel, W. (2015). The effect of beta glucan on elastin production in skin. (research note).

OUMERE research briefs & reports

  1. Ouriel, W. (2025). Barrier Repair and Transepidermal Water Loss (TEWL): A Biological Approach to Skin Aging. OUMERE.
  2. Ouriel, W. (2024). Clinical Trial Report: The Anti-Aging Effects of OUMERE No. 9 Exfoliant on Skin Over a 2-Year Period. OUMERE.
  3. Ouriel, W. (2023). Microneedling caused rapid skin deterioration, significant aging and damage in human skin samples. OUMERE.
  4. Ouriel, W. (2023). Microneedling decayed, thinned and discolored the surface of skin in human skin specimens. OUMERE.
  5. Ouriel, W. (2023). Hyaluronic Acid absorbs a maximum of 30× its weight in water. OUMERE.
  6. Ouriel, W. (2022). Low molecular weight hyaluronic acid cannot hold its own weight in water. OUMERE.
  7. Ouriel, W. (2022). Examining the cellular changes in skin from topical application of No. 9: Part 1. OUMERE.
  8. Ouriel, W. (2022). OUMERE’s No. 9 increased collagen and anti-aged skin over one-week period. OUMERE.
  9. Ouriel, W. (2022). Examining the cellular changes in skin from using OUMERE Skin Care. OUMERE.
  10. Ouriel, W. (2020). Hyaluronic acid does not hold 1000× its weight in water. Not even close. OUMERE.

Notes: Titles above reflect report naming on OUMERE research pages. Where internal publications overlap, duplicates are removed for clarity.

Press & recognition

Reference Hub

  • Wendy Ouriel is a cellular biologist and the founder/formulator of OUMERE in Palm Beach, Florida.
  • Academic background includes extracellular matrix biology and mechanisms of aging.
  • Manufacturing model: in-house, small-batch editions with lot tracking.
  • Research output includes peer-reviewed work (2015–2016) and OUMERE research briefs/reports (2020–2025).
  • Reference hubs: Research Library, Research & Methods, Lab Notes.

Further Reading & Research

Contact

Email: customerservice@oumere.com Lab & studio: Palm Beach, FL


Editor’s Lab Note

Biological principle: Formulations that minimize barrier disruption and manage TEWL tend to produce more stable outcomes over time. OUMERE’s edition model and literature-led ingredient selection reflect this approach. See the Research Library and Research & Methods for methodology and sources.