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Snail Repair Cream

DEEP HYDRATION AND BARRIER SUPPORT FOR DRY, SENSITISED OR COMPROMISED-FEELING SKIN

£32

PROUD TO BE

CONSULTATION-LED

Skincare is recommended after an in-clinic assessment of your skin, not in place of one.

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONING

Formulated for professional use alongside in-clinic treatments, with realistic expectations set.

EVIDENCE-LED ACTIVES

Every key active is chosen on published ingredient research, referenced on its product page.

Featured in British Vogue — a press mention, not an award or endorsement.

Snail Repair Cream is a deeply hydrating moisturiser designed to support skin comfort, softness and barrier function. The formula combines snail secretion filtrate with panthenol, aloe, ceramide-related ingredients, hydrolysed collagen and tranexamic acid within a rich conditioning base, helping dry, sensitised or post-blemish skin feel smoother, calmer and more resilient.

At a Glance

FORMATRich hydrating moisturiser

50 ml

KEY ACTIVESSnail Secretion Filtrate, Panthenol, Tranexamic Acid, Ceramide-related

BEST FORDry, dehydrated, sensitised or compromised-feeling skin

LAYERAfter serum, as the moisturising step

WHENAM and/or PM

What It's Designed to Do

Deliver deep hydration and skin comfort
Support skin barrier function
Help soothe sensitised-feeling skin
Help skin feel smoother, calmer and more resilient
Support recovery in compromised-feeling, post-blemish skin

Key Active Ingredients

Snail Secretion Filtrate

A complex cosmetic ingredient containing naturally occurring compounds that vary according to species, processing and raw-material specification.

Helps support a smoother, more comfortable, conditioned feel.

Panthenol (Provitamin B5)

A provitamin B5 derivative widely used as a humectant and skin-conditioning ingredient.

Helps maintain hydration and a comfortable, conditioned feel.

Tranexamic Acid

An amino-acid derivative investigated in topical pigmentation research.

Supports a brighter, more even-looking complexion.

Aloe, Ceramide-related Ingredients & Hydrolysed Collagen

Soothing, barrier-related and conditioning ingredients within a rich base.

Helps skin feel calmer, softer and more comfortable.

06 — THE EVIDENCE

THE EVIDENCE, NOT JUST THE CLAIM.

Skincare marketing can make almost anything sound impressive. We would rather show you the research.

Our Evidence Library connects key active ingredients with published research so you can understand what has been studied, how it was studied, and how relevant that evidence is to the product you're using. Research on an ingredient does not automatically mean the finished Beyond Skin formulation has been clinically tested. When the evidence applies to an ingredient rather than our finished formula, we tell you. No blurred lines. No invented percentages. Just better-informed skincare.

How to Use

01Apply evenly to clean skin (face and neck) morning and/or evening.
02Use after your serum as the moisturising step.
03Allow to absorb before applying SPF in the morning.
04Where sensitivity occurs, reduce frequency.

Who It's For

DrynessDehydrationSensitivityPost-blemish skinCompromised-feeling skinRough textureSkin needing barrier support

SCIENCE & CLINICAL REFERENCES

The research behind the actives in this product

These references relate to the individual active ingredients, as studied in published research. Unless an entry says otherwise, they are not clinical trials of the finished Beyond Skin formulation — ingredient-level evidence does not mean the finished product has been clinically tested.

01
INGREDIENT
Snail Secretion Filtrate
AUTHOR / STUDY
Snail secretion filtrate — mechanistic literature.
JOURNAL
Scientific Reports
YEAR
2021
EVIDENCE TYPE
MECHANISTIC / REVIEW EVIDENCE
WHAT WAS STUDIED
Evidence is primarily mechanistic and ingredient-focused. It is not “miraculous repair”, and specific component levels require verified specifications.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For hydration, skin conditioning and comfort.
RELATED SNAIL-DERIVED INGREDIENT EVIDENCE — where research uses Cryptomphalus aspersa secretion filtrate or proprietary materials, findings cannot be transferred to every snail mucin ingredient.
VIEW STUDY
02
INGREDIENT
Panthenol (Provitamin B5)
AUTHOR / STUDY
Skin moisturizing effects of panthenol-based formulations — Journal of Cosmetic Science, 2011 (controlled clinical study).
EVIDENCE TYPE
HUMAN CLINICAL STUDY
WHAT WAS STUDIED
Controlled clinical research compared formulations containing 0.5%, 1% and 5% panthenol; the 1% and 5% formulations produced significant reductions in transepidermal water loss after 30 days. This is ingredient/formulation evidence, not testing of this cream.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For hydration and barrier support.
We do not imply the concentration of panthenol in this product matches the study unless confirmed.
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03
INGREDIENT
Tranexamic Acid
AUTHOR / STUDY
Tranexamic acid in melasma — focused review.
JOURNAL
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology
YEAR
2023
EVIDENCE TYPE
REVIEW
WHAT WAS STUDIED
A focused review concluded that topical tranexamic acid is a safe and effective option in melasma management. This is ingredient evidence, not a treatment claim for this cream.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For uneven-looking pigmentation and post-blemish discolouration.
We do not describe this cream as a treatment for melasma.
VIEW STUDY
04
INGREDIENT
Aloe, Ceramide-related Ingredients & Hydrolysed Collagen
AUTHOR / STUDY
Hydration and barrier-support ingredients — review literature.
EVIDENCE TYPE
REVIEW
WHAT WAS STUDIED
Mechanistic and review evidence for hydration, soothing and barrier support. This cosmetic does not treat eczema or acne, and topical collagen does not replace dermal collagen.
RELEVANCE TO THIS INGREDIENT
For hydration, soothing and conditioning support.
We do not describe this cream as healing or repairing medical skin damage.
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We separate ingredient-level evidence from finished-product clinical evidence. Where research investigates an ingredient, we say so. Where it investigates a finished formulation, we say that too. We do not present one as the other.

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