clinical finding
in the study
SenePlex+® Evening Moisturizer Normal to Dry
what it showed
Visible surface-cell turnover progressed from 49% greater at day 13 to 80% at day 16, 94% at day 17, and up to 100% greater by day 18; mean full visible turnover was 15.5 days versus 18.0 days for untreated skin.
In the 20-day study, visible surface-cell turnover increased progressively and reached up to 100% greater turnover than untreated skin by Day 18.
The measured change supports a fresher, smoother-looking skin surface over the study period.
By SeneGence · 
Alan Kante, publisher · Updated
In a 20-day independent clinical study of 33 women ages 19–65, measured by expert clinical grading compared with baseline, Evening Moisturizer – Normal to Dry with SenePlex+® and orchid stem cells accelerated skin cell renewal by 35.7%.
15.5 ± 0.4 days treated vs 18.0 ± 0.4 days control
In the independent 20-day study of Evening Moisturizer – Normal to Dry with SenePlex+® in 33 women ages 19–65, assessed by dansyl-chloride scoring, mean time to full visible surface turnover was 15.5 ± 0.4 days at the treated site versus 18.0 ± 0.4 days at the untreated control site.
In a 20-day independent clinical study of 33 women ages 19–65, measured by expert clinical grading compared with baseline, Evening Moisturizer – Normal to Dry with SenePlex+® and orchid stem cells achieved 100% cell renewal in 18 days, against a typical skin-renewal cycle of 28 or more days.
49% greater
The treated SenePlex+ formula site showed 49% greater visible surface-cell turnover than the untreated control site at day 13.
80% greater
The treated SenePlex+ formula site showed 80% greater visible surface-cell turnover than the untreated control site at day 16.
94% greater
The treated SenePlex+ formula site showed 94% greater visible surface-cell turnover than the untreated control site at day 17.
up to 100% greater
In an independent 20-day study, Evening Moisturizer – Normal to Dry with SenePlex+® showed up to 100% greater visible surface-cell turnover than untreated skin by day 18.
0.00 treated vs 0.18 untreated
At day 18, mean residual surface-stain intensity was 0.00 at the treated site versus 0.18 at the untreated control site; lower values indicate faster clearance.