LifeMap ME (made exclusively) is the first and only DNA-Customized Skin Repair Serum. Not only is GeneLink LEADING the field of Dermagenetics™; you might almost say GeneLink OWNS the field, having trademarked the name and patented the technology behind it.
GeneLink’s Dermagenetics™ profile is designed to evaluate an individual’s susceptibility to skin aging by examining genetic based risks for oxidative damage, environmental stresses, irritation and photo-aging. The resulting Dermagenetics™ test information is used to formulate skin care products that are designed to ameliorate the individual’s disadvantaged “skin health” state, if any. GeneLink’s Dermagenetics™ test does not examine SNPs directly related to skin diseases. We do not diagnose nor treat skin diseases or disorders.
We know that beauty is more than skin deep, but skin is extremely important in the perception–and the reality–of aging. Healthy skin, our largest organ, has many valuable functions, and DNA has a lot to do with skin health. Your LifeMap ME (made exclusively) Skin Repair Serum is custom made for your particular needs, based on your genetic profile. You can be confident that the ingredients inside are the ones that will make the biggest difference relevant to your predispositions for aging.
The new skin product will be officially launched in Mid September, along with training and marketing materials (both online and in our magazine). Those of you who received the Skin Serum at the August “One Of A Kind” Celebration have a head start in using the product, falling in love with it, seeing your own results, and creating your own stories around this revolutionary new skin repair serum.
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