Welcome to the future of skincare. We at TiN5 continuously push the boundaries and challenge the status quo to bring you true self-confidence. As community builders, we’re passionate about empowering each other to look and feel our best. We believe that makeup should no longer be a necessity but an option and that everyone deserves to feel beautiful in their own skin. Our range of products are designed to cater to your individual skin needs, leaving you with a radiant and youthful glow that is sure to turn heads in whichever room you enter.
We believe in the intersection of science and sustainability, and strive to make skincare a holistic experience that benefits both you and the planet. Our solutions combine cutting-edge technology with sustainable practices, formulated without “The Dirty Ten,” for unparalleled results that are also eco-friendly. By using recyclable packaging and partnering with like-minded suppliers, we aim to redefine the industry and create a future where healthy, sustainable, and beautiful skin is the norm. Join us on our journey towards a brighter future for ourselves and the planet we call home.
We harness the power of human stem cell biotechnology to create exquisite growth factor solutions that rejuvenate and nourish your skin. Our bespoke formulations are expertly crafted for optimal absorption, aiding cell turnover, repairing damaged skin, and reducing fine lines and wrinkles. Our solutions also promote collagen production, skin barrier restoration, cellular DNA recovery, and hyaluronic acid production. Experience the transformative power of our cutting-edge technology and elevate your skincare routine to new heights.
We take pride in creating fresh, high-quality solutions that go beyond what’s been seen before. With a meticulous passion for R&D, we control every step of the product development cycle, from sourcing ingredients to delivery to your skin. Our commitment to fresh ingredients and skincare means our solutions contain high doses of active ingredients and mild vegan preservatives, resulting in immediate results however shorter shelf life. Embrace our commitment to freshness and experience the benefits of our products today!
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BHA (Butylated Hydroxyanisole) and BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene) are used to extend shelf life. These chemicals are also linked to a wide range of serious health problems, including organ-system toxicity, skin irritation and potentially causing cancer in living tissue. Furthemore, these chemicals are listed as potential concern by the Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North- East Atlantic, because of its tendency to bioaccumulate and because it’s toxic to aquatic organisms.
Dehydrating alcohols may lead to skin irritation and skin redness; because alcohol enhances the penetration of other ingredients, skin may be more likely to absorb potentially toxic or harmful contaminants in a product.
Petroleum can help to soften, cleanse, and moisturise dry skin. However, prolonged and continuous use of petroleum can potentially cause primary skin irritation and skin redness. Moreover, soil pollution caused by petroleum is one of the most severe problems faced by the global environment. It can clog pores in the soil, leading to reduced aeration and water infiltration.
Chemical sunscreens are absorbed into the skin which can cause irritation, skin redness, swelling, itching, rashes, and even hormonal imbalance for some. Also, chemical sunscreens are a threat and are toxic to a range of species in oceans, rivers and lakes when chemical sunscreens wash off the skin and enter waterways.
Parabens are commonly used as preservatives; which can sensitise skin which causes skin irritation, redness and causing allergic reaction, it can also elevate cellular level damage caused by UV exposure, which may lead to skin cancer. Paraben is also linked to ecological harm, even low levels of butylparaben can kill coral.
Phthalates are a group of chemicals used to make plastics more durable and are used to help dissolve other material. Phthalates are detrimental to the reproductive, neurological, and developmental systems of humans from multiple exposure pathways; it can be delivered into the body via inhalation, dietary intake, and skin absorption. Researches have shown that phthalates are carcinogens that can affect the liver, kidneys, lungs, reproductive system, and increase the risk of stillbirths.
Silicones are best known for their occlusive properties, which create a barrier-like coating to your skin that is resistant to water and air. Not only does it dry out your skin, clog your pores and block other ingredients from absorbing into your skin. But also terrible for the environment as it is non recyclable and not bio-degradable.
SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate) is widely used as a cleaning and foaming agent. SLS can irritate eyes, skin, and lungs, especially with long-term use; it is also cited as causing severe eye damage and blindness by the National Library of Medicine. In addition, sulfates contribute to acidification of surface water and soil, and contribute to acid rain and fog that damage ecosystems, aquatic environment, forests and plants.
Synthetic dyes are chemical additives added to skincare and beauty products to create certain shades and colours. It can increase skin irritation, blocked pores, sensitise the skin, inflammation and cause acne breakouts. The production of synthetic dyes cause air pollution, water pollution, and soil pollution.
Synthetic fragrances replicate the scent of natural fragrances and are made up of chemical compounds composed of aromatic raw materials. Having synthetic fragrances defeats the purpose of skincare as it is the leading cause of skin irritation, contact dermatitis, cancer, hormone disruption, and reproductive problems. On the other hand, many synthetic fragrances are made from petrochemical derivatives, such as petroleum or coal tar. These chemicals are considered greenhouse gases, which makes them bad for our atmosphere and our air quality.
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