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Product Description

Origin and characteristics

Physiogenyl is an innovative mineral complex formulated to deliver essential trace elements directly to skin and hair cells, supporting their energy metabolism and vitality. It combines zinc, magnesium, calcium, and copper in a bioavailable form that mimics the skin’s natural mineral balance. This unique synergy helps restore energy levels, enhances microcirculation, and strengthens the skin barrier.

The ingredient is presented as a clear, odorless liquid with excellent water solubility. It is stable within a wide pH range, compatible with emulsifiers, surfactants, peptides, botanical extracts, and other active substances. These properties make Physiogenyl a versatile raw material for dermocosmetics, spa treatments, wellness skincare, and professional cosmetic lines.

Properties and benefits

For skin vitality

  • stimulates cellular respiration and energy metabolism;

  • reduces visible fatigue, dullness, and stress-induced damage;

  • promotes oxygenation and blood flow in the skin;

  • accelerates regenerative processes after environmental stressors;

  • improves elasticity, firmness, and overall skin radiance.

For hair and scalp care

  • nourishes and strengthens hair follicles;

  • reduces brittleness and thinning;

  • supports scalp comfort and hydration;

  • included in anti-hair loss shampoos, scalp tonics, and professional serums.

For anti-aging and dermocosmetics

  • enhances antioxidant defense mechanisms;

  • prolongs cellular vitality and improves resilience;

  • boosts the efficacy of anti-aging serums and creams;

  • widely used in spa wellness treatments and premium dermocosmetic formulations.

Application areas

  • revitalizing facial serums and dermocosmetic creams;

  • anti-aging skincare and mature skin products;

  • scalp tonics and wellness shampoos;

  • spa therapies for skin renewal and relaxation;

  • professional dermocosmetics addressing stress, fatigue, and environmental damage.

Recipe / Formula

Physiogenyl Hydrating Dermocosmetic Cream

Phase A:

  • Distilled water — 74 ml

  • Glycerin — 3 ml

  • Emulsifier Olivem 1000 — 5 g

Phase B:

  • Caprylic/Capric Triglycerides — 10 ml

  • Shea butter — 4 g

  • Jojoba oil — 3 ml

Phase C:

  • Physiogenyl — 3 ml

  • Niacinamide — 1 g

  • Panthenol — 0.5 g

  • Green tea extract — 1 ml

Phase D:

  • Preservative Sharomix — 0.6 ml

Preparation method:
Heat Phase A and Phase B separately to 70°C. Combine both under gentle stirring to form a stable emulsion. Allow to cool to 40°C before adding Phase C actives. Adjust pH to 5.0–5.5 for dermocosmetic safety. Add preservative at the final stage.

This cream delivers deep hydration, improves resilience, and helps restore skin vitality. Enriched with Physiogenyl, it is ideal for dermocosmetic formulations designed to address fatigue, dryness, and premature aging.

Export potential and international demand

Physiogenyl is widely recognized in the global beauty and dermocosmetic industry as a highly effective mineral complex for revitalization and anti-aging. Its ability to restore cellular energy and improve the bioavailability of trace elements makes it indispensable for manufacturers of wellness skincare, scalp-care solutions, and premium spa products.

The demand for mineral-based actives like Physiogenyl is continuously rising, driven by consumer interest in holistic beauty, wellness-oriented cosmetics, and dermatologically tested formulations. Global brands incorporate Physiogenyl into products targeting urban stress, skin fatigue, thinning hair, and age-related loss of vitality.

Mylo Opt supplies Physiogenyl across Ukraine and worldwide, providing consistent raw materials that comply with international safety and quality standards. Export deliveries are available for cosmetic laboratories, dermocosmetic brands, and spa wellness companies.

Learn more

Find more about advanced cosmetic actives in the Mylo Opt Blog and visit the Actives and peptides section to explore a wide selection of professional-grade ingredients for skincare, dermocosmetics, spa, and wellness applications.

Characteristics:
INCI Water, Sodium PCA, Magnesium PCA, Zinc PCA, Manganese PCA
pH 5.0–7.0
Other
Application Application in cosmetics: moisturizing creams, serums, gels, anti-stress products, cosmetics for mature skin, men's cosmetics, scalp care, recovery after sun exposure Application in other industries: dermatocosmetics, cosmeceuticals, restorative formulas after peelings, SPA programs, cosmetics for skin with rosacea
Att brand France
Color product almost colorless
Dosage Dosage in cosmetics: 0.5–5% depending on the formula; in serums 1–2%, in creams 1–3%, in lotions and masks up to 5%, up to 2% in shampoos and scalp care
Features All information presented on the site is for reference only
Name Physiogenyl 10 ml
Other names Physiogenyl®, PCA Mineral Complex, Physiogenyl Active, PCA Mineral Complex, Physiogenyl Moisturizing Active, Physiogenyl Mineral Complex, PCA Complex, Physiogenyl Solabia, Moisturizing Mineral Active
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 10 ml
Properties enhances cellular metabolism, saturates the skin with microelements, strengthens the barrier, increases moisture retention capacity, has an antioxidant and restorative effect, increases resistance to stress and external aggressors
Purpose active ingredient for hydration, remineralization and restoration of skin energy, especially in conditions of stress and fatigue
Solubility water soluble
View clear liquid
Valid until 09.2028
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