Snail serum and snake venom are two powerful organic components from Mother Nature's opposites and it's not hard to understand why these two components appear in wrinkle, stretch marks or acne treatments and creams.

The knowledge of how important it is to care for your body and skin makes it obvious that the longing and curiosity for a more natural and safer skin products grow every day. All this longing and curiosity made it possible for scientists to discover new and effectual ingredients for natural skin care. The natural ingredients in snake venom and snail serum are very effective but are pointing in different beauty directions.

Snail Serum for Skincare

Helix Aspersa Muller, better known as the common garden snail, is one of the creatures that have grabbed scientist's attention.

Whenever they are under stress it makes them secrete a viscous fluid to protect, moisturize, repair, and renew its skin.

The serum taken from land snails has been found to be a powerful antioxidant and moisturizer that helps to protect, regenerate and repair damaged skin tissues.

The way of using the snail's own immune system becomes an important component in natural skin care balms. The snail serum is therefore used in treatment creams help to repair the so called senescent fibroblasts (the cells responsible for all the structures of the skin matrix).

Love at First Bite

Did you know that when you are speaking, laughing and frowning you are using about 60 face muscles in your face?. Over time this causes wrinkles in the deeper layers of your skin. However, treatments are available to get rid of these wrinkles without having cosmetic surgery or hurtful Botox injections.

Venom is the new ingredient that is extracted from the Temple Viper snake; a distant cousin of the rattlesnake. We are taught to fear the snakes and its poison can harm humans, but it also has healing effects.

Synake copies parts of a polypeptide discovered in the venom. The venom is released by a bite from the snake in a special jar. The amino acid in the venom is what blocks our nerve signals, telling the muscles to contract.

The key ingredient is nevertheless a synthetic version of the poison called Synake. The 'Wrinkle-killer' as we can call it, helps to improve the facial appearance of both men and women.

The most significant difference between these two is that the snake venom works more in a "firming" manner while snail serum is a supreme antioxidant and moisturizer.