Our ingredients & scientific method
Eclo Science
Understand what is in our supplements, why we use these doses, and what level of evidence supports each ingredient.
This library brings together our ingredient dossiers, guides to understanding skin biology, and our approach to reading research. It is designed as a reference layer: precise, sourced and updated as the evidence evolves.
01 — Our ingredients
The ingredients, without shortcuts.
Origin, form, dose, available publications, manufacturer data and limitations: each dossier keeps the evidence at the right level.
Reggenerate™
Eggshell membrane, composition, upcycling and level of evidence.
Read the dossier → Hydration · 200 mgExceptionHYAL® Star
Oral hyaluronic acid and a 28-day randomized trial.
Read the dossier → Radiance · 150 mgSkinAx²™
Grape, melon, vitamin C, zinc and an open-label human study.
Read the dossier → Barrier · 30 mgCéramosides™
Wheat phytoceramides, TEWL and published human trials.
Read the dossier → Mineral · TRAACS®Magnesium bisglycinate
Raw-material mass versus elemental magnesium and NRV.
Read the dossier → Vitamin B9 · 5-MTHFQuatrefolic®
Folate, active form, regulatory status and limitations.
Read the dossier → Botanical · 30 mgSaffron
0.40% safranal standardization and how far study results can be transferred.
Read the dossier → CoQ10 · 30 mgUbiquinone
Mitochondrial role, human skin data and neutral findings.
Read the dossier → Vitamin CQuali®-C
Normal collagen formation, EU-authorized claims and Eclo doses.
Read the dossier → B6 · B12P-5-P & methylcobalamin
What “active forms” really means — and what it does not prove.
Read the dossier →02 — Understanding skin
Mechanisms before promises.
Three guides connecting ingredients to physiology without confusing biological plausibility with clinical evidence.
Extracellular matrix
Collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid and GAGs: what does each one do?
Understand → EpidermisSkin barrier & TEWL
Ceramides, water loss and the difference between barrier function and hydration.
Understand → Routes of useOral vs topical HA
Why oral, serum and injectable hyaluronic acid do not share the same evidence.
Understand →03 — Our method
How we read the evidence.
The rules we use to choose a dose, assess a study and avoid turning a hypothesis into a promise.
How to read a clinical study
Randomization, placebo, endpoints, effect size, funding and conflicts of interest.
See the framework → MethodUnderstanding doses
Raw material, elemental dose, NRV and standardized extract.
See the framework → Eclo standardHow Eclo formulates
Identity, dose, excipients, practicality, regulation and level of evidence.
See the method →The range
From scientific dossier to supplement choice.
The dossiers explain the ingredients. Product pages remain the reference for composition, precautions and conditions of use of the formula sold.