GENERAL
- Are iS Clinical products comedogenic?
- Are iS Clinical products eco-friendly and sustainably made?
- Are iS Clinical products hypoallergenic?
- Are iS CLINICAL products organically certified and are they natural?
- Are iS Clinical products tested on animals?
- Are iS Clinical’s exosomes derived from human stem cells?
- Can exosome-based products be used post-treatment?
- Can I use iS Clinical products on children 2 years or younger?
- Can iS Clinical products be used on children?
- Can iS Clinical products be used on newborn babies or children?
- Can patients undergoing cancer treatments use iS Clinical products? Or should they wait until after treatments are completed?
- Can the menthol in iS Clinical products work as an irritant, as some critics claim?
- Could iS Clinical brightening products cause my freckles to fade?
- Could iS Clinical products be contaminated with micro-organisms, such as viruses, bacteria, or fungi, and might their use result in a skin infection?
- Could those allergic to aspirin react to the type of salicylic acid used in your products?
- Could you explain more about the Tripeptide-1 (Copper Tripeptide) growth factor in your products?
- Do iS Clinical products contain animal ingredients?
- Do iS Clinical products contain essential oils for fragrance?
- Do iS Clinical products contain niacinamide?
- Does an active ingredient need to represent the majority of a formula to be effective?
- Does the hydrolyzed casein in iS Clinical products come from milk?
- Explain the iS Clinical manufacturing protocols in detail.
- Has iS Clinical always used exosomes in its formulas?
- How are the ingredients preserved in iS Clinical cremes and serums?
- How do I know the ingredients within iS Clinical products are being absorbed into my skin?
- How do you determine the difference between a desired or “active” effect and an adverse reaction to a product?
- How do you use the Active Peel System?
- How does iS Clinical choose the best container for each product?
- How is iS Clinical’s approach to exosomes different from other brands?
- How should I explain exosomes to my clients or patients?
- How should iS Clinical products be stored at home?
- I added up the published percentages for one of your serums and it did not add up to 100%. Why is that?
- I am allergic to nuts. Do you supply a list of your products containing nuts?
- I am allergic to some topicals and some other environmental substances. Can I use iS Clinical products?
- I have been told that all Vitamin C products must have a pH below 3.5 to penetrate into the skin. Do the iS Clinical Vitamin C Advance+ products follow this rule?
- Is Advance+ Vitamin C an ester?
- Is it possible to exfoliate the skin too much?
- Is it safe to use my iS Clinical products now that I have been prescribed Accutane (isotretinoin)?
- Is patting skin care products into the skin a beneficial technique?
- Is the aluminum starch octylsuccinate in iS Clinical products harmful because it contains aluminum?
- Is the expiration date of a cosmetic product important?
- Is the ingredient mica used in iS Clinical products sourced ethically?
- Is the propylene glycol used in iS Clinical products safe?
- Is there really a difference between iS Clinical products and other brands containing some of the same ingredients?
- My child has acne. Can he/she use iS Clinical products?
- Should I consult with a doctor before using iS Clinical products?
- Should I patch test before using a new skin care product?
- Should I treat clients under eighteen (18) years of age in my practice?
- Should I try to eliminate all free radicals from my body? Is free radical damage always bad?
- What are AHAs and what are their natural sources?
- What are exosomes?
- What are Extremozymes?
- What are milia?
- What are the benefits of isoflavones in iS Clinical products?
- What are the skin health benefits of using the Active Peel System?
- What delivery systems are used to deliver iS Clinical actives into the skin, especially the serums, and why were these chosen?
- What is Centella Asiatica?
- What is free radical damage?
- What is the ORAC test and how has it been used to evaluate iS Clinical products?
- What is the weight and origin of hyaluronic acid in iS Clinical products?
- What makes Extremozymes a great cosmeceutical ingredient?
- What preservatives are used in iS Clinical products?
- What role do exosomes play in iS Clinical’s formulations?
- Where are iS Clinical’s exosomes sourced from?
- Where do you source your Advance+ Vitamin C from?
- Which iS Clinical products contain exosome technology?
- Which iS Clinical products protect against environmental damage and blue light?
- Why are exosomes important in skincare?
- Why do some of your products contain both AHAs and BHAs?
- Why is iS Clinical only now talking about exosomes?
- Why is the iS Clinical DNA complex repair mechanism, or protection, special?
- Will iS Clinical continue to use exosomes in future products?
- Your products contain ingredients that sound like chemicals. Aren’t chemicals harmful?