“Sunscreen is a chemical stop using it.”
“My biomimetic oil rebuilds your barrier and deep cleanses pores.”
These are bold claims but not backed by science.
Sunscreen isn’t your enemy. It’s literally recommended in countries like Australia, USA, and Japan to prevent DNA damage and photoaging.
Now, saying “don’t use ceramides, peptides, or actives only my products” is misleading.
Because her own formulation contains chemically structured molecules like glycerin, betaine, and ethyl ascorbic acid which are still chemicals.
Her “biomimetic oil” with jojoba, neem, and chamomile can moisturize and soothe, but it cannot replace exfoliants like AHAs, BHAs, or kojic acid.
The “dirt and blackheads on tissue” trick is just surface oil, not deep pore cleansing.
Biomimetic simply means mimicking the skin’s natural structure or function not rebuilding it.
So calling it the “world’s first ECM-mimicking product” is a marketing stretch, not a scientific breakthrough.
Similar formulations already exist in Indian and Korean skincare like Innisfree Green Tea Night Cream or Plum Green Tea Range.
🧠 Let’s not confuse marketing with molecular biology.
Science ≠ buzzwords.
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@thepharmalegal you shut up. Everybody is marketing their products nowadays so if she is doing the same there’s nothing wrong in it. I agree of whatever dr deepa has said
I agree with Dr Deepa
Mam what you just said again same thing sunscreen whose datas are of foreign countries… Theres very less research on indian skin….
İ saw her podcast… Her words have honesty… İm not going to purchase her products… But I’ll not get extorted by these companies now onwards…. Planning to quite all these harmful stuffs from my skin care 🎉
Deepa suhag is not wrong her knowledge about chemicals ,actives is much more than u
This pharma is trying so hard to prove that the doctor is wrong, we know your business is build on all the loaded chemical products 😂😂 she is not talking about Japan and Australia, she is talking about India and she didn’t say it will deep clean or quit all the products.
she didn’t tell to quit sunscreen she said use if you need to spend a long time in the sun..