After four years of research and development, French biotechnology company Core Biogenesis has launched two biomimetic actives. This article explores the biotechnological foundation of molecular farming, the functional advantages of oleosome delivery, and the clinical evidence positioning oleosome-delivered growth factors as a superior and sustainable alternative to retinol
ABSTRACT
After four years of research and development, French biotechnology company Core Biogenesis has introduced a next-generation alternative: Oleosome-Growth Factors, powering two biomimetic actives—Peauvita™ (Oleosome-EGF) and Peauforia™ (Oleosome-FGF-2). Through proprietary plant-based molecular farming, the company produces human-identical growth factors naturally fused into Camelina sativa seed oleosomes, creating a vegan, renewable, scalable, low impact production system. This fusion confers 8–10× greater stability, targeted dermal delivery, and accelerated visible results. In a 60-day randomized, head-to-head clinical trial against 0.3% retinol, a serum containing 1.0% Oleosome-EGF and 1.0% Oleosome-FGF-2 demonstrated superior outcomes across multiple ageing markers: wrinkle depth (-25.2% vs. -16.3%), wrinkle length (-27.2% vs. -22.2%), skin smoothness (77% improved vs. 59%), and skin brightness (significant increase vs. retinol). No irritation was reported. As consumers increasingly prioritize products that are both effective and responsible, Core Biogenesis positions its Oleosome-Growth Factors as the new benchmark in rejuvenation skin care: biomimetic, clinically proven, ethically produced, and reflective of a new era where performance, purity, and planet-conscious innovation converge. This article explores the biotechnological foundation of molecular farming, the functional advantages of oleosome delivery, and the clinical evidence positioning oleosome-delivered growth factors as a superior and sustainable alternative to retinol
Consumer expectations are shifting. Consumers correlate the appearance of radiant, healthy skin with wellness. In McKinsey’s State of Fashion Beauty 2025 Report survey, 44% of consumers defined beauty as taking care of the mind and body, with over 50% of consumers considering skin care to be a key contributor to their wellness routine, akin to physical exercise.1
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