Emepelle Featuring MEP Technology®

For women concerned about the significant effect that Estrogen Deficiency has on accelerated collagen loss and skin aging, Emepelle is the only skincare line with MEP Technology clinically proven to safely and effectively help replenish the health and vitality of Estrogen Deficient Skin (EDS). Emepelle addresses the underlying cause of Estrogen Deficient Skin, non-hormonally, resulting in healthier, more luminous, youthful-looking skin.

Emepelle SERUM

Silky. Lightweight. Reinvigorating.

Benefits:

• Helps reinvigorate skin’s natural source of radiance for more healthy, youthful-looking skin
• Fast absorbing, oil-free formulation layers with other products and under makeup
• In addition to MEP Technology, features powerful antioxidants, niacinamide, peptides and
  hyaluronic acid for free radical defense and additional anti-aging benefits

Emepelle NIGHT CREAM

Luxurious. Nourishing. Restorative.

Benefits:

• Harnesses skin’s nighttime repair activities to help restore vitality and luminosity
to aging skin
• Rich formulation to maximize hydration and nourishment
• In addition to MEP Technology, features two powerful retinols*, niacinamide, peptides,
emollients and humectants for intense hydration and additional anti-aging benefits

Highly rated by study participants and the lead investigator after only 8 weeks:

• 100% On a 0 to 5 Facial Hydration Scale, 100% of study participants showed at least one step improvement and 64% saw two steps or more.
• 93% In a QoL Questionnaire, 93% of study participants responded that “the products helped alleviate some or all of the skin issues developed since entering menopause.”
• 34%Subjects showed a 34% improvement in texture on the Alexiades-Armenakas Grading Scale.

Eight weeks into this 20-week study, we are already seeing some very encouraging results, especially with significantly improved skin texture and hydration. Even at this early stage, over 90% of participants said that the products “alleviated some or all” of the skin issues associated with Estrogen Deficient Skin. Based on these preliminary results, I really anticipate significant improvement at weeks 14 and 20. – Joel Cohen, MD, Lead Investigator