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Name :	Annie’s Culture Bio Cellulose Mask

Description :

Annie’s Culture Bio Cellulose Mask:

Extracted from plants, Bio-Cellulose is made of Bacterial Cellulose, which is a product of the edible fungi (certified by FDA and rated as GRAS)

The diameter of Bio-Cellulose is 2-100 nanometers. It is 1/1000 times thinner than human hair. It is very flexible and biodegradable.

(*) GRAS: Generally Recognized As Safe

Development Process:
It differs from the ordinary Plant's textile fibre and general fibre, bio-cellulose does not contain lignin and hemicelluloses.

Bio-Cellulose is poison-free, it is not produced under high temperature and contains fibers that is highly compatible with living body.

The Thinnest :

Bio-Cellulose

Non-Woven

Pulp Fiber

Diameter
(Nanometer)

2-100

500-5000

14000-75000

Length
(MM)

1-9

Random

0.8-40

Structure

Net
Structure

Unorganized
Structure

Pulp Fibre, Non Woven, Bio Cellulose Structure Diagrams

Fibre Diameter and
Skin Structure Disgram

Features of Bio Cellulose Facial Mask

The structure of Bio-Cellulose is extremely delicate; it fits perfectly on the skin, and can deeply penetrate through the inner layers of the skin. Not only does it allow the grooves of the skin to pertain in the deepest skin care, it also sustain a sense of massaging sensation, which waking you experience the real feeling of being at a spa.

Aquiferous Testing

Comparison of Serum Lockage Between Bio Cellulose and Non Woven

AFTER 3 HOURS

You visibly notice that the left cylinder still contains almost full amount of water to provide enough hydro for the skin to absorb HOWEVER the cylinder on the right side already lost all its water within 10 minutes after the experiment.
Again, proven that Non-Woven cloths cannot support water lockage within skin layers and does not absorb the active ingredients in the serum.

Better Penetration of Serum

Bio Cellulose Mask Started Life as Medical Treatment for Wound and Burns

Company Particular
Company :	Annies Culture
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Website :	http://anniesculture.com