OUMERE Laboratory Studies
Laboratory Studies — Index
OUMERE is a skincare research laboratory focused on the complexities of skin biology. Our multi-year, biology-first work culminated in the OUMERE system—the first skincare built from disciplined cosmetic research on barrier integrity, oxidative balance, and renewal rhythms. Below is a catalog of select lab studies, reports, and case observations.
Scientific Studies
Hyaluronic Acid absorbs a maximum of 30× its weight in water
Measured binding ranges in practical cosmetic systems vs. inflated legacy claims.
Low molecular weight hyaluronic acid cannot hold its own weight in water
Size-dependent performance differences and implications for perceived dryness.
Hyaluronic acid does not hold 1000× its weight in water — not even close
Myth correction with bounded, realistic absorption figures for cosmetic context.
OUMERE No. 9 increased collagen appearance and improved skin look over one week
Short-interval observational outcomes following disciplined nightly renewal.
Examining the cellular changes in skin from topical application of No. 9 — Part 1
Microscopy-guided perspective on texture, brightness, and comfort balance.
Clinical Trial Report: Anti-aging effects of OUMERE No. 9 over a 2-year period
Long-horizon observations on comfort, texture, and evenness under real-world use.
Examining the cellular changes in skin from using OUMERE Skin Care
System-level routine effects on the visible surface and perceived hydration.
Note: All statements are cosmetic in scope, describing visible skin aesthetics and user comfort; not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure conditions.
Individual Case Studies
How I healed a wound and prevented a scar with OUMERE
Real-world wound appearance management grounded in barrier-first care.
12-week recovery: from facial wound to clear appearance — method & routine
Observed timeline and layering protocol for cosmetic wound appearance.
Foundational Papers & Guides
The Skin Barrier & Microbiome — The Overlooked Frontier of Aging
A biology-first analysis on how microbial balance and lipid architecture co-regulate visible aging. Featuring OUMERE Laboratory insights.
White Paper: Interdependence of the Skin Barrier & Microbiome in Cosmetic Aging
Biology-first framework linking microbial ecology and lipid architecture to visible aging and tolerance.
Barrier repair & transepidermal water loss (TEWL): a biological approach to skin aging
Orientation to TEWL, lipid balance, and visible comfort as a foundation for routine design.