Full Transcript Introduction to Skin Longevity 0:00 Welcome back to the Bioregulator and Peptide Summit. 0:02 Folks. 0:03 We have a fantastic session here for you today. 0:05 We've been doing a lot 0:06 of talking on the summit about what we can do from the inside 0:09 to slow the aging process, but what about what we can do from the outside? 0:14 Our next guest is here to show us that the two 0:17 are far more connected than most people even begin to realize. 0:21 Diana Arcos is here representing one of the most innovative 0:24 brands in the longevity beauty space, Young Goose Skincare. 0:28 Young goose was built on a simple but revolutionary premise 0:31 that skincare should work with your biology and not against it. 0:35 Their formulations are rooted 0:37 in the same science we explore throughout the summit peptides 0:40 and cutting edge actives that target aging at the cellular level, 0:44 right where it begins. 0:45 Janka brings both the science and the passion to this conversation. 0:49 With two decades of practical, hands on experience as anesthetist 0:53 and skincare educator, 0:55 she understands the true skin longevity isn't about masking the signs of aging. 0:59 It's about addressing the underlying biological processes that drive it. 1:03 And that is very much the language we speak here. 1:06 We are so excited to have her with us, to share how topical peptides 1:10 based skincare is changing, what's possible, what it means to age 1:14 well from the inside out. 1:16 Please join me in welcoming Diana Arcos. 1:19 Thank you so much for being here today. 1:21 It's a pleasure to meet you. 1:23 Thank you so much for having me. 1:25 I'm excited to be here. 1:26 Yeah. 1:26 So listen, as an esthetic for two decades, what made you 1:31 what made you want to work with a with a company like Young Goose? 1:34 Like what? 1:35 What sets them apart from other clinical skincare brands on the market 1:38 that I'm sure any one of them would have been thrilled to have you. 1:42 Well thank you. 1:43 So originally I had heard Amitai, one of the co-founders, on a podcast, 1:48 and he was talking all about targeting cellular health 1:52 and how that is the important part when it comes to skin longevity. 1:55 And so I basically contacted them. 1:57 Try the product was wowed. 1:59 Truly game changers in the treatment room and for all my clients. 2:03 I saw what they could do. 2:04 And so I reached out to them and I was like, I have to work here. 2:07 And so here we are. 2:08 You need to hire me. 2:10 You may need this, but you need to hire me. 2:12 You must hire me. Yeah. 2:14 And here we are. 2:15 And I've loved every product I've tried. 2:17 And so what really sets them apart is that they're designed 2:21 to support how skin functions at the cellular level. 2:25 So most and I'm generalizing here. 2:27 But most skincare lines will target the symptom. 2:30 So they'll go after wrinkles hyperpigmentation laxity. 2:33 But what we do is we target the root cause of aging 2:36 because we like to define aging as a accumulation 2:39 of unrepaired damage in a general sense, and the root cause of that. 2:43 Yeah.
Why Young Goose Targets Cellular Aging 2:44 And the root cause of that is going to be cellular energy decline as we age. 2:49 We don't have enough energy to repair the damage that's accumulating. 2:53 So what Yungas does is kind of flood 2:56 the skin with longevity molecules like nad like sperm and Dean like, ergo thinning 3:01 to support the cell, 3:02 to support the energy, to help to signal and help to protect the cells. 3:06 And when you support the cell, everything else flourishes. 3:10 So the philosophy is that when the cells function like younger 3:13 cells, the skin naturally is going to function younger as well. 3:17 And in turn, you target all the things 3:18 like the wrinkles, the hyperpigmentation and the laxity. 3:21 Yeah. So you mentioned that earlier. 3:23 And I think this is what kind of this is the distinction 3:26 that really needs to be made for these other 3:29 for a lot of the products on the market right now, 3:31 how are they looking to address it. That is different. 3:33 So with young Gus we know that they're taking these bioactive. 3:38 They're making them very bioavailable to the cellular system 3:42 in the skin to kind of get at the problem from within. 3:45 But I think what's happening with a lot of other products on the market 3:48 and if correct me, if I'm wrong, you know, they're plumping like it's 3:52 almost like an irritating feature that by irritating and bringing 3:57 a little bit of inflammation to the skin, you make it look better. 4:02 So the wrinkles might not be as prominent. 4:04 The sagging might get, 4:06 you know, there 4:07 might be a bit of a tightening effect, but effect is the operative word here. 4:11 Like it's a little bit like a party trick. 4:13 It's not really getting at what's truly going on. 4:17 Yes, you're exactly right. 4:18 That's what's happening with a lot of these ingredients, for example. 4:21 And there's a time and a place for them. Sure. 4:23 So like hyaluronic acid. Yeah. 4:27 Like a quick plump up Asos. 4:29 So hyaluronic acid for example. 4:32 Great ingredient. It's beneficial. 4:33 But if your skin doesn't know 4:35 how to hold on to the hydration, then it's not going to work in long term. 4:39 Something else like alpha hydroxy acids. 4:41 Yes, they will smooth the skin and help it look a little bit 4:46 more plump and smoother, but that's a temporary effect. 4:50 So you really want to make sure you target that root cause with different 4:54 longevity molecules, so that when you do give your skin 4:57 some of these ingredients, it actually knows how to use them long term. 5:01 And that's where that transformation comes is by targeting that cell. 5:05 Yeah. 5:05 And so how long. 5:07 So with the young goose formula is because you know 5:09 people again people have been trained right. 5:11 They buy a product and the product says you're going to put this on 5:14 and you're going to look so much better almost instantly. 5:18 And it feeds that instant gratification muscle that we've 5:22 which is a little muscle. 5:23 But we've been training over and over again, 5:26 but with a with a line like young Gus, where what you're doing 5:31 is you're really going after helping the skin to behave 5:34 in a different way and get it to behave younger again. 5:39 How long does it typically take for people to start to see results? 5:42 Because it is going to take a little bit of time. 5:44 It's not going to happen overnight typically. 5:47 Great question. 5:48 So it depends on which product we're speaking of. 5:50 So something like our Youth Daily which is our moisturizer 5:53 with NAD with sperm with our thinning peptides. 5:58 You'll see instant results when it comes to plumping and firming and hydration. 6:02 So yes it is a moisturizer. 6:04 But you're really going to see those cumulative effects, those long term 6:07 kind of transformative results. 6:09 You need to wait at least four weeks. 6:11 And I think that's to say that all across the board 6:14 for any sort of product is you want to give it some time 6:17 and make sure that your clients or people who are using it really understand 6:21 those expectations. 6:22 You're not going to put this on an overnight, 6:25 you know, you're 12 years younger now. 6:27 Give yourself some time. Be patient. 6:28 The skin regenerates. 6:30 There's like a 28 day cycle for new cells to form to for those cells to rejuvenate. 6:34 So give yourself at least a month for weeks and be consistent. 6:38 Consistency is the key to seeing results in anything 6:42 when it comes to nutrition, exercise, skin, always be consistent. 6:46 Yeah, no that's fantastic. 6:48 And I would imagine that age matters here and how you've taken care of your skin 6:53 all along.
Topical Actives vs Temporary Plumping 6:54 Like, I mean, I'm one of those people 6:56 I'm embarrassed to say I barely wash my face for 7:00 for most of my life, anybody in the skincare industry would be horrified 7:05 to know, but I also didn't wear a lot of makeup back in the day. 7:07 But I also didn't do a good job of protecting myself from the sun. 7:11 So for me at, you know, 62, it's going to take. 7:15 And now, having said that, I've been using Young Goose products for, 7:18 I think 3 or 4 years now. 7:20 So I, I feel like thank you. 7:24 I feel like I've definitely like my skin has benefited from it and probably, 7:29 you know, and it's interesting because our expectations have to be realistic. 7:33 Like, I'm not expecting to look like my 30 year old self, right? 7:36 That's not going to happen. 7:37 But you know, if I can slow things down and dial myself back 7:42 a little bit, I'm pretty happy. 7:45 And that speaks to the younger you start, the better off you are to a point. 7:49 So, you know, how early do you think 7:53 women people because I know that I'm into uses young goose. 7:56 So it's not just a women's skincare line. 7:58 You know it gets marketing and women, but you know, 8:02 how old do you think people should be really when they before 8:05 they start using these much more, these deeper reaching products that are 8:11 that are going to start to influence the the way the cell acts? 8:14 I would say it depends on the product. 8:16 So we have from, you know, platelet derived exosomes, 8:19 which definitely not for somebody in your 20s. 8:21 You don't need that in your 20s. Yeah. 8:23 No I would say 30 plus 35 8:25 plus we do have a moisturizer called care which is a preventative moisturizer. 8:29 So that could be used, you know, from 25 up. 8:33 Yeah. 8:33 Our youth line, which is really targeted to address 8:38 all 12 hallmarks of aging that I would say 30 plus up. 8:43 So it depends on the product. 8:44 Everything is can be used for a different, you know, part of your life. 8:50 You can grow with a line. 8:51 So for instance you start with a care the cleanser, the blue peptide spray. 8:55 You know, ten years later you bring in the youth daily, the youth reset. 8:58 So there is a a journey you can take with the line. 9:02 So talk to us a bit about the blue peptide spray, because I think that's 9:05 a really interesting product is that it has peptide in it. 9:08 The beloved GHQ does it not. 9:11 That's why it's blue. 9:13 Yes, it's blue from GHQ as well as methylene blue right. 9:16 This is the partnership with transcriptions right. 9:19 Yes. There's another sponsor of this the this summit actually. 9:22 So let's let's dive into a little bit of why 9:26 young goose decided I mean the GHQ is a gimme. 9:30 Like we all know, GHQ is a peptide. 9:33 Is is linked to resetting genes really to a more youthful state. 9:37 So there's every argument in the world for including it. 9:40 But what about methylene blue? 9:42 That is maybe a little different for people 9:43 because some people might remember methylene blue is getting a bad rap during 9:47 Covid, let's say. 9:48 And people talking about fishbowl cleaner, 9:50 which could not be further from what we're talking about here. 9:53 Exactly. 9:54 So methylene blue, it acts as like a redox agent. 9:58 So most antioxidants, when they hand out an electron they degrade. 10:03 And so they're not as effective. 10:05 Methylene blue is like an electron server. 10:07 It can keep handing out electrons. 10:09 So it's continues to protect parts of the cell like the mitochondria. 10:13 It's basically like a battery boost for your mitochondria. 10:16 So this spray includes methylene blue as well as GHQ. 10:20 As you exactly what you said. 10:22 Firming tissue healing really great for aging.
How Long Results Take and Who Should Start 10:26 There's also superoxide dismutase a very powerful antioxidant in here. 10:31 And NAD apex, which is a proprietary complex. 10:35 We have to help boost intracellular NAD. 10:38 So this is going to be precursors recycling enzymes to really help. 10:42 And I feel like your community knows what NAD is at this point critical coenzyme. 10:48 Yeah. 10:48 No I mean you can still get I mean what's amazing what. 10:52 So number one give us like a your 22nd pitch on NAD. 10:55 But also like what I'm hearing here this is all about 10:58 giving energy to the cell to do the work it needs to do. 11:01 That's what this is about. Exactly. 11:04 So we have three pillars. 11:06 Three pillars when it comes to to how we create our formulas. 11:09 And that's energy signaling protection. 11:12 So the first part which you mentioned is energy. 11:14 You want to really power the cell. 11:16 As we age everything kind of dips right. 11:19 And adds a critical coenzyme necessary for cellular repair and cellular energy. 11:24 It's like currency for your cell right. 11:26 And around midlife we've lost about 50% of that NAD. 11:30 So we need to replenish. 11:32 So our proprietary complex NAD apex is going to help give the cells the energies 11:37 they need to actually help with repair, with regeneration and with resilience. 11:42 So that's the energized portion of it. 11:43 Also sperm ending, another ingredient we have in 11:46 most of our products, which triggers a process called autophagy. 11:50 And autophagy is your cells internal 11:53 recycling and like cleanup system. 11:56 So it removes dysfunctional organelles. 11:58 It removes cellular debris so that your cell kind of 12:02 get rid of the dead weight and are able to optimize and function efficiently. 12:06 Going back to what I said, kind of functioning younger from the inside out. 12:10 So that's the energy portion. 12:11 The signal portion is basically telling yourselves what to do. 12:15 Your cells are going to communicate through biochemical signals 12:18 that are going to direct repair and regeneration. 12:21 As we age, that becomes a little murky. 12:24 So when you add in things like peptides, when you add in things like platelet 12:29 derived exosomes, your cells 12:31 get the proper signal for repair for a generation to behave younger 12:35 and then finally protect everything, all the work we've put into the energy 12:41 and the signaling to heal, to repair, you have to protect that, right? 12:45 So you want to defend the system. 12:47 And we use longevity molecules like ergo thinning, 12:51 which is a mitochondrial antioxidant. 12:53 It's able to go into the cell and protect really high stress areas 12:57 like the mitochondria. 12:58 Kind of like a bodyguard for the mitochondria, I love it. 13:01 And ecto and other really powerful antioxidant 13:04 that's like a shield for your cell. 13:06 So we're able to protect the system from all the, 13:10 you know, aggressors pollution, UV radiation, non-native emfs 13:14 blue light to kind of re-up those skin's defense systems. 13:17 And when you have the energy, the signal, the protection, 13:20 your cells are able to function in a much better, more useful way. 13:24 Yeah, I love that. 13:25 So let's talk a little bit more about peptides, because everybody 13:29 that word pops up on skincare all over the place. 13:32 And sometimes it's the only word it just says includes peptides. 13:35 And it's like, what do you mean? So what? 13:38 You know, we know. 13:39 I mean, obviously people at this point of the summit understand 13:42 peptides are small proteins. 13:44 But when it comes to skin care, like, what are we talking? 13:47 What are we really talking about here? 13:49 And why are they so important for skin health? 13:52 They're part of the whole signal portion of what I just mentioned. 13:55 So they're little computer codes for yourself telling them what to do. 13:59 Right. And there's so many different peptides. 14:01 And they they each have a specific thing that they tell what to do. 14:05 It could be make more collagen. 14:07 It could be heal quicker. 14:09 It could be a neurotransmitter inhibiting peptide which kind of slows 14:13 the signal, your nerve center, your muscle. 14:15 So over time, these dynamic wrinkles, like around the eyes and forehead, 14:18 become softened. 14:19 So there's different pathways that peptides can affect the skin. 14:24 So for example our youth line contains each formula is synergistic. 14:29 So we choose different peptides for what that type of skin needs.
Blue Peptide Spray and Cellular Energy 14:32 For example the neck is much thinner. 14:35 It gets creepier faster. 14:37 It's there's less hydration less sebaceous or oil glands here. 14:40 So it needs something specific. 14:43 We use a combination of palmetto Alexa peptide 12 and loofah 14:46 to target different pathways of wrinkle formation. 14:49 So for instance, a penta peptide or hexa peptide 12 14:52 is a biomimetic lipo peptide which is also a signal peptide. 14:57 So that's going to tell your fibroblasts, the cells 15:00 that make the collagen and elastin and hyaluronic acid to function better. 15:04 It's going to support them to make more collagen. 15:06 And then the the loofah cell or penta peptide 18, which is also in 15:11 that formula is a neurotransmitter inhibiting peptide. 15:14 So that's going to soften the appearance of those expression lines by reducing 15:18 those muscle contraction signals. 15:20 So you're targeting the wrinkle formation via two different pathways. 15:24 In addition to all those other longevity molecules 15:27 I mentioned that are going to help with that cellular energy, the nada apex, 15:31 the sperm ending, the ergo, thinning the tone GHQ, etc.. 15:36 So synergistically it's all working together 15:39 to target all these different pathways. 15:42 That's wild. 15:43 I didn't realize the one, the wrinkle prevention one. 15:45 It's kind of like Botox without Botox. 15:48 Right, exactly. 15:49 I never like to say without freezing. 15:51 You like without. Yes. 15:52 Without preventing you from having expression in your face, 15:54 which I think is, you know, it's a Botox is a tough one because on the one 15:58 hand, there's that argument that says, yes, it prevents wrinkles. 16:02 Yes, it stops you from the wrinkles getting deeper and you can actually 16:05 erase them. 16:06 But at the same time there's a there's a flip side to that. 16:10 And to think that there's a, a topical product 16:13 that you can use that doesn't produce that. 16:17 Number one isn't a toxin, right? 16:19 Number two can actually help over time. 16:21 To soften those lines is really it's a very compelling ingredient. 16:26 I agree. 16:27 And I always tell people I'm like, I don't say that. 16:29 It's like Botox. 16:30 I don't want them to think that all of a sudden your face is going to freeze. 16:33 But like you said, it does have these softening effects over time. 16:36 And all of these are research that everything is studied, research trials. 16:42 We never put anything in our formulas that doesn't 16:44 have an incredible amount of research to benefit the skin. 16:48 Yeah. 16:48 So this is going to work together to really target those wrinkles, 16:52 especially the four where your very dynamic wrinkles are forming. 16:55 That forehead. 16:55 And I area I feel like is really tricky for a lot of people, including myself. 16:59 Yeah. No it's it's I have those big time. 17:02 It's it's one of those things I keep trying to 17:05 I'm going to have to start using tape like I do. 17:08 Yes, yes, you do it. 17:10 It's great. 17:11 It's the it's the Japanese face tape. 17:13 And it doesn't mess with your barrier, 17:15 which is something else I want to mention really quick. 17:18 The barrier. Yes. 17:20 I cannot tell you how many people have walked 17:22 into my treatment room with an impaired barrier. 17:24 And that's the first place you should start for healthy skin. 17:28 A barrier basically is an invisible layer of lipids, and it's keeping bacteria 17:33 out in hydration in in a general sense, that's what it's doing. 17:38 And when you're using products that are too aggressive, things 17:41 that contain alpha hydroxy acids, benzoyl peroxide, salicylic a little bit is fine. 17:46 But if you're doing it over and over, let's say like it's in your cleanser, 17:49 you're using it morning and night and you're using a retinol serum. 17:52 Then you're using a cream with a you start getting these little micro cracks 17:56 in this barrier, and now you're going to see redness, irritation. 18:00 You know, all of a sudden your skin's drier, more acne. 18:03 So that is the first thing you should address. 18:05 And what do people do? 18:07 They think my skin has more bumps. 18:09 I'm going to add more, you know, products to kind of scrub them away. Yes. 18:13 And so you create this vicious cycle. 18:15 So it's important to be intuitive, look at your skin and say 18:18 is the product that I've been using all of a sudden stinging my skin. 18:21 That's a red flag. 18:22 You want to pull back and just use soothing products. 18:25 You want to have a good foundational cleanser that's not too sudsy 18:30 because that's going to strip your skin, and that's the first thing you should do 18:33 when it comes to like, having healthy skin. 18:36 I love that you mentioned barrier because it's it is 18:40 the unsung hero of skin health, 100% and the way 18:45 and unfortunately we with the best of intentions will damage it. 18:49 And actually that reminds me of one of my favorite products 18:53 that doesn't get talked a lot about of Young Goose is the bio barrier. 18:57 Oh yes, I love it. Right. 18:58 And it's bio barrier is the one that it's 19:02 almost like a gel and coyly gel. 19:05 Yeah. 19:06 But it's it's like it's it's a very you would almost think it's silicone 19:10 but it's not. Yes. 19:11 Right. 19:12 It's a slippery gel and I will some very often 19:14 if I'm going to be spending a lot of time outside, 19:17 I'll even put it on over my sunscreen if I'm, especially if I'm not wearing makeup 19:21 because I feel like it seals in the moisture somehow. 19:25 Am I right? 19:26 Or time in Arizona where I spent a fair amount of time and 19:30 I feel like the environment is just trying to suck the moisture out of body? 19:34 I'll put that on. 19:35 Or if I'm flying, I'll put that on. 19:37 And I find like it's almost like a it literally acts
Peptides, Barrier Health, and Bio Barrier 19:41 as a shield for the rest of my skin. Yes. 19:44 I have a tip for you for a bio barrier. Okay. 19:46 Great product. 19:47 It's made up of biomimetic lipids 19:49 very similar to the makeup of your own lipids. 19:52 So it's basically that barrier I was telling you about those little micro 19:55 cracks. 19:55 It's filling those in and fortifying the barrier 19:58 so that it's wonderful for any sort of sensitivity irritation like a dryness. 20:03 Anytime you need some TLC, some soothing, bring that in. 20:06 It also has a very powerful antioxidant called lipo six, 20:10 which is able to target different types of free radicals. 20:14 But my tip for you is if you haven't 20:16 tried a hyperbaric mask, oh I have, I love good. 20:20 Yeah, so put that on first. 20:21 The hyperbaric mask. 20:22 Two pumps unlike damp skin because you want 20:24 when your skin is damp, everything's going. 20:26 Or when your skin is a little hydrated, everything will penetrate much better. 20:30 Put that on a massage in the hyperbaric mask just for like a minute or so. 20:34 Make sure it's like really absorbed. 20:36 Then over the top do the bio barrier. 20:38 And I'm telling you, those two together are basically nourishing the skin. 20:42 You'll be plump, 20:44 hydrated, you'll get those instant gratification results, but also long term 20:48 if you keep doing that combination for somebody who needs barrier repair 20:51 or somebody who needs a little bit more help with dryness, 20:55 like your skin just can't get plump, this combo is wonderful. 20:59 And is that like an overnight treatment of sorts? 21:02 You can do it overnight. You can do it as the last step to your routine. 21:04 But yeah, I love doing it overnight. 21:06 So like a serum, let's say Youth Reset, Youth Daily which is our moisturizer. 21:11 Then you do the hyperbaric massage it in and then bio barrier is the last. 21:15 Yeah, the hyperbaric is spectacular. 21:17 I have to most people again, it's another one of the you know, 21:20 because we focus on the youth daily and youth reset 21:25 and then the fancy stuff like the blue peptide spray, you know what I mean? 21:29 Like everybody is so fascinated with the or 21:30 the vampire exosomes or the exosomes, which I do want to touch on. 21:35 Yes, briefly. 21:36 But I feel like these steps and I remember Amitai saying to me 21:41 a couple of years ago, actually, and I don't always do this, I wish I did. 21:44 He said they there was a study that showed that using the hyperbaric mask 21:48 every night for two weeks actually improve the skins ability to retain moisture. 21:54 And after that, 21:55 you could basically use a 2 to 3 times a week to just kind of maintain 21:59 you have a good memory. 22:00 Yes. So the the hyperbaric mask, we did clinical trials for weeks. 22:05 People saw 56% of improved skin firmness. 22:08 So they measured the firmness and it was 56% 22:11 more firm and I believe 33% more elasticity. 22:14 But they were using it nightly. 22:16 So you use that as a last product to kind of seal everything in. 22:19 And then it also improved hydration levels. 22:21 So this product is a hero product hero product. 22:25 I can't say enough about it. 22:27 Also after that you don't have to use it daily. 22:30 Like you mentioned, 22:30 just a couple times a week is sufficient, but you can continue daily. 22:34 Nothing. You know, there's nothing bad on that. 22:36 Yeah, yeah, 100%. 22:38 All right. 22:38 Let's get back to a few of the ingredients. 22:40 There's a couple of there's one question I left on asked on the blue peptide spray 22:44 because and I think this will come up, anybody 22:46 who's had any experience with methylene blue is going to be 22:50 how do you know that you're not going to turn me into a Smurf? 22:52 Because methylene blue blue is one of those products. 22:55 Like if you've ever played 22:56 with the trachys by transcriptions, if you cut a key, it's like stained. 23:00 Well, number one, it stains the inside of your mouth. 23:02 But if you cut it on a on a cutting board, and if there's so much as a microscopic 23:07 speck left and it touches water, it's like 23:11 it's got to be the most effective dye you've ever seen on the planet. 23:14 So to put it on your face, people might be. 23:17 Whoa, wait a minute. 23:19 Yes, I should I should have it here with me to show you. 23:21 But no, it will not stay. Not at all. 23:24 They played with this. 23:26 They are indeed this. 23:27 So much to make sure that didn't happen. Yeah. I'm sure. 23:29 So you can spray it all over the face neck. 23:32 You'll be fine. 23:33 However, if you have like an all white linen outfit on, you know, 23:37 and you're spraying it super close like this, you don't want to do that. 23:40 But if you're just using it normally, like a toner, then you're completely fine. 23:45 And to go back to your earlier question, I never kind of mentioned what it does. 23:49 So not only is it that, you know, battery boost for the mitochondria, it's also 23:54 helping with cellular energy with the NAD, the methylene blue and the sperm ending. 23:59 But it also protects against environmental aggressors. 24:02 Right. 24:02 It's blue light. 24:04 So if you're working in front of your like 24:06 you're always in front of the computer, right. 24:08 It's nice to have it next to you to kind of refresh 24:10 and just kind of re-energize and rehydrate your skin. 24:13 There's also antibacterial and antimicrobial properties 24:17 which help with acne. 24:18 So if somebody's blemish prone spray away. 24:21 Beautiful beautiful 24:22 okay, so guys you've now learned about a bunch of new products now. 24:25 But let's talk about the vampire exosomes because exosomes are peptides 24:29 are everywhere. 24:30 Exosomes are more everywhere. 24:32 So I mean they're the big buzzword right now. 24:35 And it's probably one of the most abused 24:38 terms next to peptides in skincare, right? 24:42 Everybody's walking around saying we have exosomes now. 24:44 We have people running around saying, well, that's impossible. 24:47 Exosomes won't survive if they're not at -80 degrees. 24:50 So can you help us understand? 24:53 Tell us about the exosomes that young Gus has 24:56 you is using in the Vampire Facial in the vampire XL product? 25:01 So this product, you really do have to try it to see it. 25:04 It is fabulous. 25:07 Another product where you do have to give it some time to see those results. 25:11 In two weeks you're going to see some radiance, more hydration to your skin. 25:15 In about six weeks, you're 25:16 going to see it working on wrinkles, fine lines and firming the skin. 25:20 And you're going to and you will see those transformative results. 25:23 So in case somebody doesn't know what exosomes are, they are vesicles 25:27 that are packed with growth factors, peptides, regenerative signals. 25:31 And they basically tell your cells what to do. 25:34 So going back to that signal portion of what I mentioned earlier, 25:37 they are coded for repair and renewal, especially because they're platelet
Exosomes, Bio Retinol, and Topical NAD 25:41 derived exosomes. 25:42 Your platelets your body sends platelets whenever there's a wound. 25:45 Right. 25:45 And they tell your skin calm the inflammation, make more collagen, 25:49 heal the wound. 25:50 So when these exosomes are platelet derived, they tell your skin cells 25:54 the same thing because they could also be like adipose tissue unbuckle cord. 25:58 Those are perfectly fine. 25:59 But they're not as coded to repair and regeneration and healing as platelet 26:03 derived exosomes are. 26:04 So you're sending your skin this message to calm that inflammation, 26:09 to boost the collagen, to heal, to behave younger. 26:12 They deliver those biological instructions to help activate those fibroblasts, 26:17 to make that collagen and just regeneration and healing pathways. 26:21 And so ours have are in a proprietary blend that keeps them shelf stable. 26:26 So you do not have to put them in a fridge. 26:28 You can keep them at like an ambient room temperature. 26:31 Obviously, keep them away from a source of heat. Yes. 26:33 You don't want to cut our platelets, don't want to, or absolutely not. 26:37 But they could be the missing piece. 26:39 Like, let's say you're 26:39 using a great longevity protocol and you really want to just see even more results. 26:43 Bring these in and it will blow you away. 26:47 Especially if you are an esoteric or if you do get treatments 26:51 and that are a little bit more intense, let's say micro needling, 26:55 maybe like a gentle peel using this and it will cut that healing time in half. 27:01 It's remarkable. 27:02 Wow. That's even a super quick example. 27:06 Would be like I had a really bad cold, went through a box of tissues in a day. 27:09 It was insane a while ago during the winter, and I put these 27:13 on the nose where it was really irritated and the next morning completely fine. 27:17 So that's just an example of how quickly it heals your skin. 27:20 So I love this product. 27:22 Yeah, that is a crazy what else is in there? 27:25 Like it's not just the exosomes. What what's the stack. 27:28 Because this is what young goose does, right? 27:29 They build these synergistic stacks in every one of their products. 27:33 What else is in there to support? 27:35 Whether it's supporting the exosomes 27:36 or helping them to get to where they need to go. 27:39 So you have the exosomes you have from the call where you've NAD 27:42 to help boost NAD within intracellular NAD. 27:45 And that's something that you don't see in a lot of exosome or platelet drive 27:49 exosome serums. It's usually just for access. 27:50 So we have the rejuvenated for that cellular energy. 27:54 We also have a complex that's very hydrating because whenever you 27:58 stimulate cellular renewal, your skin can become a little bit more dehydrated. 28:02 So it's important to to reinforce that barrier and to hydrate the skin. 28:06 So we have a bifida ferment to help with the microbiome 28:09 hyaluronic acid and beta glucan. 28:11 So that's going to help 28:12 to kind of stabilize the formula but also help with your barrier health. 28:17 And so it's important if you're doing red light 28:20 if you're doing like our bio retinol, if you're doing vampire exosomes 28:24 that you also use a moisturizer afterwards. 28:26 You just want to let this absorb about 2 to 10 minutes 28:29 before you apply your next product for optimal results. 28:32 Beautiful. You mentioned the retinol. 28:34 And again, this is another exceptional product by young goose 28:37 because a lot of retinol products out there are pretty irritating and drying. 28:42 Yes. And this one feels like a moisturizer. 28:45 Like it's it feels like a treatment. 28:47 And again, like it's about that biomimetic lipid that they're using in the formula. 28:52 Right. That yes. 28:53 It's like a it's like if retinol and the bio barrier had a baby. 28:58 Yeah. 28:58 And it feels like yeah, it's that jolly like when I say I don't mean 29:04 as an oily see, like a liberty, like a liberty like a gel oil. 29:07 And it like, basically absorbs into the skin. 29:10 So the bio retinol also has these bioidentical 29:14 glycolipids and phospholipids which speak the language of your barrier. 29:17 So as you're bringing in this, this cellular renewing vitamin 29:21 A derivative, which is the retinol, which can be irritating to the skin, 29:25 you're also reinforcing the barrier. 29:27 So somebody with sensitive skin, somebody who tends to, you know, 29:30 get a little flaky with retinol, will not have that same response 29:34 due to that to the biomimetic lipids in the formula. 29:38 Okay. All right. 29:39 Let's talk I have a couple more things I want to poke around with you. 29:43 So and one of them is folks, if you're listening to this, one of them, 29:47 the final question is going to be bringing this all together 29:49 and helping you to make sense of what to use when. 29:52 And we'll build you a couple stacks. 29:53 One of the features that young goose brings to the table, actually, 29:56 which is fantastic because as a line that is so complete, 30:00 they actually have consultants you can talk to, right? 30:02 You can get you can get, 30:04 you can get recommendations from young goose in terms of what's a good line, 30:08 what's a good series of products for you based on your needs in your age 30:11 and stage and stuff? 30:12 But before we get there, Young's focus heavily focuses heavily on topical NAD. 30:17 You've mentioned a couple of different forms used in different products. 30:21 A lot of people might say, well, I supplement nad orally, right? 30:25 Like I take an ad every single day. 30:27 Sometimes I even get IVs. 30:29 But why? 30:30 Why would young goose kind of get be so aggressive 30:34 with the topical specifically for skin health and aging? 30:37 Great question. 30:38 I love this question because originally Amitai Anastasia, 30:41 the co-founders, wanted to create like a supplement line, an oral line. 30:46 And so they did this big study, and they found that 30:50 when you take oral supplements like NAD sperm, whichever 30:55 that may be, it's absolutely beneficial for use for your system. 30:59 However, your body prioritizes survival organs like your liver, 31:03 your brain and your muscles. 31:04 So you take the NAD. 31:06 It's going to go to where it really needs it, because your body doesn't see 31:09 a little laxity or wrinkle as, you know, a survival problem. 31:13 This is not a problem. 31:15 It's not a problem, not a problem. 31:17 So when you apply it topically and it has to be the right 31:20 molecular weight and size with the right delivery system, because if you could just 31:24 sit on top of the skin and do nothing. 31:26 So it's really important that it's formulated correctly. 31:29 But when it's the right molecular weight in size, 31:31 with the right delivery system, these topical molecules like NAD are able 31:35 to go directly into the skin and into the cell 31:38 and go to this place with that needs to be kind of healed. 31:42 That's not a survival priority like your wrinkles, laxity, hyperpigmentation. 31:47 So that is why it's like a topical arm of longevity. 31:50 We like to say yeah. 31:51 So you're taking things orally. You're taking care of your body. 31:54 You have a great lifestyle. 31:55 So what are you doing for your skin bringing young goose. 31:58 And you'll have what you need. 31:59 And you don't need a million products to move the needle. 32:02 You don't need a ten step program to see the changes. 32:06 I love that you just said that, because that's going to be 32:09 the next question, because I myself sometimes get all crossed up, right? 32:12 So if you were going to build let's build a couple of stacks okay. 32:17 Okay. 32:17 Let's build a stack for our your 30 year old customer. 32:23 And then let's build a stack for your woman. 32:26 Maybe just going through perimenopause. 32:28 She's just kind of making that transition. 32:31 Her hormones are completely off out of out to lunch I went up, down. 32:36 Sorry, I said I would know. 32:38 Okay, well, you look fantastic. So whatever you're doing. 32:40 Thank you. 32:41 And then let's go to the post-menopausal person. 32:44 And then when it comes to men, where where would they fit? 32:47 Would they fit on the postmenopausal plan, do you think? 32:49 Or because they have thicker skin than women, they do. 32:53 And I think it really depends on the skin and what you're targeting. 32:56 But there's a couple of products that will work across the board. 32:59 So let's start with a 30 year old. 33:02 You don't need to much. 33:03 Definitely a great foundational cleanser. 33:05 So everyone needs something that's not going to strip their skin. 33:08 If you I mentioned earlier that barrier. 33:11 So our adaptogens cleanser is a great starting point. 33:13 There's a little bit of leather 33:15 without stripping the skin, so that would be a great one. 33:17 They can add in the blue peptide spray. 33:19 Yeah, they can do our care moisturizer which is a preventative. 33:25 It really focuses on targeting the mitochondria 33:28 and supporting cellular energy. 33:30 So it's targeting one maybe the most important pathway for aging. 33:35 Yeah. 33:35 And then last but not least SPF because if you're 30 your skin's 33:39 most likely looking good. You want to prevent prevent prevent. 33:42 And I'm not the sort of ascertain that says never get any sun 33:45 like I think it's very important for your hormones, 33:47 for your emotional health, for a lot of things. 33:51 But it does aid you, especially if you're getting at midday 33:55 for a long period of time. 33:57 It's important to get it the right dose at the right time. 34:00 Not everyone is doing that, so using our bio shield SPF 34:03 40 is 100% mineral wonderful SPF. 34:07 It's an elegant formula that blends right into the skin, gives you a dewy 34:11 finish that would be part of that stack the next Perimenopausal stack. 34:16 Now we're now we want to focus more on, you know, all 12 hallmarks of aging.
Building Skincare Stacks by Age and Stage 34:21 So I would say you three set 100%. 34:24 Youth reset is our serum that is has our most powerful 34:27 percentages of these longevity molecules of the NAD. 34:30 This fermenting ergo signing the peptides that I mentioned. 34:33 So I feel like anyone 35 and up can benefit from you three set men and women. 34:39 So going back to your question can then use it. 34:42 Absolutely. 34:43 It is a wonderful oh go ahead. 34:44 Didn't it just get reformulated youth reset. 34:47 Is it youth reset that just got reformulated. 34:49 There's a new care. 34:50 Oh sorry. Never did we. That's okay. 34:53 Yeah. 34:53 We added some liposomal creatine some ethylene blue. 34:57 So let's keep going with our 30 or we're on pause now. 35:01 Yeah. So youth reset 100%. 35:04 The the most powerful longevity 35:06 molecule percentages in this serum I would then follow with Youth daily. 35:10 Youth daily is like you said sister with barrier fortifying properties 35:14 as well as a moisturizer. 35:15 So I mentioned before, whenever you're creating cell renewal, you must hydrate. 35:20 And so those two are going to go hand in hand. 35:23 And then definitely the SPF you can add into the mix. 35:27 If you wanted to get 35:28 a little bit more in depth and there's always more you can add. 35:32 I just don't like to be the person who, like, 35:34 I read the room and I talk to the person individually. 35:37 So if someone's like, give me ten steps, oh I will. 35:40 Oh yeah, but I will, don't you worry. 35:42 But if you just if you're like, I'm very simple person, I just want two products. 35:47 Max, I can work with you as well. 35:48 So I would also add something called ladder. 35:52 This is called the stems for light activating DNA repair. 35:56 This is a serum that's meant to be used with red light. 35:58 And it optimizes the way your red light works by tenfold on a cellular level. 36:02 This has these marine derived photo laces, which are enzymes that are activated 36:06 by red light and near infrared light that actually help repair DNA damage. 36:11 In addition to the sperm ending the GHQ and the NAD. 36:15 So it's if you use red light and I feel like, you know, paramount 36:19 and pause, it's going to be beneficial for your skin 3 to 5 times a week. 36:22 Then you want to bring in the serum and it's going to take it to the next level. 36:25 Beautiful. 36:26 And finally, for our menopausal 36:31 people, we're going to use Youth Reset, 36:35 Youth Daily, Vampire, exosomes 100%. 36:38 And the Perimenopausal crew can also benefit from vampire. 36:42 It's your own. Yeah yeah yeah 36:44 yeah. You're at on. 36:45 I also see a lot of dryness when it comes to more mature skin. 36:49 So I would add in ladder and the hyperbaric mask 36:55 as to seal everything in. 36:56 And we did create a little PDF for you that has some of these stacks in there. 37:01 I tried not to make it to elaborate, but I also explain the whole energy 37:05 signal protect and how it's important to take care of your skin 37:09 cells on a cellular level with these beautiful longevity molecules. 37:13 And so the new care that has the methylene blue and the GHQ and all the things 37:19 is, first of all, is it blue? 37:21 And if it's not blue, how did you make it? Not blue. 37:23 It's blue. It's a light blue. 37:24 It is. 37:25 It's a light blue and not Smurf. 37:26 Blue not Smurf. 37:28 There's no Smurfs. 37:29 No Smurf blue. Who's that going to be? 37:31 I mean, I think our most as a postmenopausal women, 37:34 I use a number of the products. 37:36 I have a high tolerance for that. And I don't use them every day. 37:39 I mean, I don't use the retinol every day, that kind of thing, but 37:43 that the new care where how far down the line do we go? 37:47 Would we also recommend it to our perimenopause or to our 30 year 37:51 old, or is it more of a 40 and up or it's actually the opposite. 37:56 So care is going to be your gateway product. 37:59 It's going to target the the mitochondria. 38:02 It's going to target cellular energy. 38:03 But that's the main pathway it's targeting. 38:05 It's great for prevention. 38:06 It's great for barrier resilience, still great for longevity and healthy aging. 38:11 But if you but for more older clients or more mature, 38:15 more perimenopause to menopause, 100% youth daily, that's going to have 38:19 the strongest percentages and target all 12 hallmarks of aging. 38:23 Also creamier, more lipid based texture, whereas care is lighter. 38:28 So if you're like, okay, like both moisturizers, 38:31 but I have only skin, go for care. 38:33 If you're like, I need more moisture, go for youth daily, I love it. 38:37 Great. 38:37 Now there is GHQ in a number of the products of Younghusband. 38:41 They're not blue. 38:42 Can you explain to people why that is? 38:45 I think it's the percentage. 38:47 I think if you have the right percentage, it won't turn blue. 38:50 And we're all about the proper percentage too. 38:52 In our formulations, for example, there's certain peptides. 38:57 I think GCU, if you use too much you can have facial hair. 39:00 So it's really important to choose the right percentage in the formulations. 39:06 Too little. You won't see anything too much. 39:08 You can have little, you know, issues. 39:11 So finding that sweet spot. 39:13 Well, because GHQ is really good for hair growth. 39:16 I never thought of it. 39:18 Yeah, if it's too much, it could happen. 39:20 Not saying it will, but it know it could. 39:22 Yeah. That's really interesting. 39:24 Fascinating. 39:25 Okay. 39:26 Well, have we left anything unsaid that you wanted to cover for this line? 39:30 We talked about the foundational ingredients in the line. 39:33 I think if you want to recap those, I mean, that would obviously be 39:37 I mean, there's the nad there's the fermented 39:40 like there's so many, there's so many. 39:43 We mentioned that NAD apex to brew cellular energy. 39:46 We mentioned the sperm 39:47 which targets that autophagy process to optimize your cells. 39:50 We mentioned ergo thinning the mitochondrial antioxidant GHQ. 39:55 We mentioned. 39:56 There's so many different peptides in each formula. 39:57 It would take another hour to go through them.
Final Product Questions and Where to Learn More 39:59 But yeah I think we got everything. 40:01 And then we have that PDF for anyone who's watching as a downloadable 40:05 kind of doc to accompany this, that helps kind of build 40:08 little stacks for you and kind of breaks down what we discussed. 40:11 Beautiful. This was really educational. 40:13 I love talking to you. 40:14 I mean, this has been a fantastic conversation because I've learned a lot 40:18 that I didn't know, 40:21 which, you know, that happens to me every single day. 40:23 But thank you for all this and thank you for the taking the time for this. 40:28 It's been it's a pleasure to meet you. 40:30 And it's a pleasure to meet you. Thank you so much for having me. 40:33 Meet a new phase at Young Goose. 40:35 Or for me, anyway, you've been there for a while, but we've never met. 40:38 So where can people get the PDF? 40:41 And where can they learn more about Young Goose? 40:43 They should be able to download it here, I believe. 40:45 And then you can find us at younggoose.com . 40:48 And our socials are at Young underscore 40:51 goose underscore skincare and give a check us out. 40:55 You're not going to be sorry. 40:56 You're going to love the products. 40:57 Oh yeah I can vouch for that. 41:00 Yeah. 41:00 Look at her. Look at her. 41:02 Thank you so much. 41:03 Thank you so much. 41:04 It was a pleasure to meet you. Likewise.
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