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Thank you for reading our December newsletter. This month’s edition is
1,138 words, about a
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When’s the best time to develop a skin care routine? Right now.
“In our 20s, our skin starts slowing down production of hyaluronic acid, collagen and elastin,” says Dr. Nicole Ruth, a board-certified dermatologist in New York, in a recent
HuffPost article.
“The consequence is our skin becomes dehydrated and its barrier function weakens.” The colder temperatures and drier air of fall and winter compound the stress on our skin. In this month’s newsletter, we’ve got plenty of inspiration for creating the perfect science-backed skin routine: beauty experts from around the media are raving about
Mosaic and the surface-level benefits they’re already experiencing. Plus,
Basis and other Elysium products get some love from fashion and beauty experts, while journalists at
The Wall Street Journal and
Women’s Health learn their biological age with
Index.
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Mosaic Gets a Glowing Media Reception
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In October, we were proud to introduce
Mosaic, a whole-body supplement that fights skin aging from the innermost layers and delivers visible results starting at three weeks.* Well, it seems those results are already showing based on Mosaic’s positive reception from the media. Here are a few of the highlights.
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| Air Mail beauty editor and Allure founding editor-in-chief Linda Wells is letting her inner skeptic shine as she looks past
“everyone and their yoga instructor shilling vitamins for hair, skin, and nails” and goes all-in on Mosaic. Wells cites the clinical research showing that Mosaic improves skin hydration and reduces fine lines and wrinkles.
“I know! I’m plotzing, too,” she writes.
“And I saw the charts and graphs and other boring things that prove it.” (Read More)
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The editors at
Who What Wear rounded up their latest beauty product fixations. Mosaic was on the short list of Associate Beauty Editor Shawna Hudson, who said her skin has been glowing after just a few weeks.
“I can't wait to see what kind of long-term results it offers because it's definitely now a new must-have for me,” she writes. (Read More)
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Over at
Well+Good, beauty writer and editor Taryn Brooke offers up a thorough study of carotenoids—“the buzzy beauty ingredient that fends off signs of skin aging”—including insights from Dr. Richard Granstein, chair of the Department of Dermatology at Weill Cornell Medicine for nearly 30 years, who helped develop Mosaic. Brooke points out that specific carotenoids can neutralize free radicals and create an optimal environment to both protect and maintain collagen and elastin levels. Those happen to be the ones found in Mosaic, which she recommends as one of the top products containing carotenoids. (Read More)
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| CEW Daily, the publication of the trade organization Cosmetic Executive Women, is also raving about Mosaic in its roundup of the best beauty products for fall. Beauty writer Amber Katz calls Mosaic a
“game changer” that helps with skin moisture, texture, and appearance.
“In just two weeks, I saw a difference after taking the supplement daily,” she writes. (Read More)
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Need to focus a little more on self-care this holiday season? Celebrity magazine
Us Weekly has a roundup of “ultra-pampering” products for you. We’re thrilled to see that Mosaic is on the list.
“Amp up your supplements line-up, stat,” they write.
“Bust fine lines from the inside out with a daily softgel containing skin-protecting carotenoids and phytonutrients, plus moisture-enhancing hyaluronic acid.”
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Fashion Experts and Beauty Editors Choose Elysium
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Mosaic isn’t the only Elysium product that’s found an audience in the beauty and fashion world.
Goop interviews
“most influential beauty editor of all time” Linda Wells about her morning routine. Along with an early start time, brain games like Spelling Bee and Wordle, sunlight, cold showers, and a workout, Wells takes her Elysium products.
“I rotate among them because I can’t decide whether I want a healthy brain, body, or metabolism,” she says.
“I want them all.”
The Zoe Report, founded by fashion designer Rachel Zoe, is a source for fashion, beauty, and lifestyle inspiration. Their editors are currently inspired by the many benefits of Basis.
"Promoting youthfulness at a cellular level,” they write,
“this supplement helps combat fatigue and decreased energy, and supports collagen and ceramide synthesis for healthier, more radiant skin."
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 Recommends Index for
“Specific Aging Metrics”
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What can “buzzy”
biological age tests really tell you about your wellness and health habits?
Women’s Health writer Kristine Thomason recruits the expertise of three scientists to find out. As one of them points out, biological age is a useful predictor for how your body is expected to function. That’s because your biological age
“depends on your lifestyle, medical history, environmental exposure, how you eat, and so much more,” according to Paola Sebastiani, Ph.D., a biostatistician in biology and epidemiology of human aging and longevity at Tufts Medical Center and a professor of medicine at Tufts University.
Getting a snapshot of your rate of aging allows test users to adopt healthier habits and track their improvements over time. Thomason ultimately concludes that biological age tests are
“well founded on science (and intriguing!),” and recommends
Index because it analyzes 10 aspects of aging including key systems like metabolism and immunity, as well as in individual organ systems.
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Tech News Briefing:
Index and Biological Age
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 Tech News Briefing:
Index and Biological Age
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In case you missed the recent
The Wall Street Journal feature on biological aging and Index, you can now get the story in podcast and video format. The
“WSJ Tech News Briefing: How to Figure Out Your True Biological Age” features a conversation with host Zoe Thomas and medical science reporter Dominique Mosbergen, who explains the science of epigenetics and shares her journey with
Index.
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QUOTE OF THE MONTH
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"I love Elysium's
NAD+ supplement, so I was excited to try the brand's newest offering for skin hydration and collagen support. When I tell you my skin has been glowing after just a few weeks! It [Mosaic] really helps increase hydration levels within the skin, helping to plump fine lines and improving skin texture. I can't wait to see what kind of long-term results it offers because it's definitely now a new must-have for me."
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–Shawna Hudson, Associate Beauty Editor of
Who What Wear
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Share your healthy
aging breakthroughs
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We’d love to hear from you! If you have a story to share about your experience with Elysium products, we want to celebrate your health journey. Please email
care@elysiumhealth.com and your story may be featured in an upcoming newsletter or on our social media channels.
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