I have been receiving so many crazy compliments, the stars must be aligned in my favor. Last week, a cabbie who was taking me to Lincoln Center for a New York Fashion Week show, told me I was beautiful and “shone with a light from within.” (Hm, maybe that was his unsubtle way of trying for a better tip.) A girlfriend I hadn’t seen in several months complimented me on my “flawless complexion” and another friend who joined us later asked me what it was I was using on my skin because she wanted to buy it.
I’ve most recently been using Regenica Renew, part of a skincare system that’s formulated with growth factor technology called MRCx™. Growth factor technology. I don’t profess to know how it works – but it apparently does, based on the recent slew of compliments I’ve received from strangers and friends alike.
Regenica was developed by Dr. Gail Naughton, a surgeon who noticed that when surgery is performed on unborn children, they are often born with no scars. Over the next several decades, she set out to mimic the prenatal environment in order to produce the same type of growth factors that are associated with prenatal, i.e., scarless, healing and MRCx was born.
The Regenica product line includes Regenica Renew SPF 15 which not only helps protect skin from the sun’s harmful rays but also contains MRCx which helps skin repair and renew itself. Regenica Replenishing Creme combines MRCx with peptides and moisturizers that hydrate and nourish the skin. Regenica Repair Complex helps to accelerate skin’s renewal process. The products can be used alone or in combination with one another or any other products in your skin care regimen. You won’t find Regenica on store shelves or websites, however. Regenica products, which are distributed by Suneva Medical, are sold exclusively through medical officers and medically-supervised spas.
I received a complimentary sample of Regenica from Suneva Medical and the first thing I noticed about it was the packaging. The company literature informs that the packaging was designed to protect the patented growth formula from the air. The next things I noticed were the light and lovely citrus scent and the cooling sensation that Regenica imparted as soon as I applied it. The ingredients include an army of antioxidants and natural citrus fruit oils plus the important human fibroblast proprietary formula. If you recall your high school biology, a fibroblast is a type of cell that synthesizes collagen, an integral factor in wound healing and skin rejuvenation. The lotion itself is light yet it apparently packs a powerful punch. And, it comes with an expiration date. I like that.
Regenica is my skin’s new secret – but I’m happy to share. If you want to learn more plus where you can buy Regenica near you, visit the Regenica website to learn how you can renew, replenish and repair your skin.
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