Naples Soap Company to Launch Stem Cell Technology Skin Care Line
Naples Soap Company has signed a manufacturing agreement to produce a proprietary 3D stem cell formula using technology developed by NASA for a new line of personal care products. The skin care line will launch later this year.
The proprietary complex is being developed, combining 33 different ingredients to nourish the skin, such as different forms of hyaluronic acid, vital nutrients, amino acids, collagen, and cytokines.
These ingredients were developed in a zero-gravity bioreactor and provide clinically proven superior results compared to current anti-aging skin care products using 2D plant stem cells.
Studies have shown that these ingredients can reduce wrinkles by 78%, fine lines by 84%, improve skin radiance by 91%, and improve overall skin texture by 100%.
Deanna Wallin, Founder and CEO of Naples Soap Company, said: “We are excited to bring space-age technology to Earth with the goal of improving personal care and health. Only in Florida, a leading aerospace industry, can space-age technology meet better skincare on Earth. We believe that the powerful 3D stem cells grown in zero gravity will provide us with the next generation of growth factors, cytokines, hyaluronic acid and collagen that will nourish the skin, improve hydration, firmness and elasticity, and make the company a strong competitor in the multi-billion dollar anti-aging skincare market.”
NASA discovered that in zero gravity, cells are unrestricted and can grow in three dimensions, just like in the body. Cells reproduce faster, are more abundant and more nutritious. Naples Soap Company will use ingredients produced from 3D stem cells grown in NASA-designed zero gravity bioreactors in Florida in its skincare line.
2026-09-13
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