Yume Cosmetic

We would like to introduce you to the unique properties of Snail-Gel. It sounds terrible, but there's some hard science behind using snail slime on your skin. After all, incorporating snails in skin care is nothing new. Back around 400 B.C. in ancient Greece, Hippocrates prescribed crushed snail shells in an ointment to treat inflammation. The idea was reborn in the ’80s, when workers on a Chilean snail farm began observing their hands were softer and plumper hands after handling the gooey creatures. As with the “eureka” moment described by Chatelaine in 2016 regarding red grapes and anti-aging at French vineyards, the seeds of a beauty trend were planted.