When choosing a new skincare brand in Japan, we invite you to get to know CELLshot through two products: a dual-chamber serum mixed before use, and a mask combining a freeze-dried sheet with three accompanying beauty solutions. Both are made in Japan and feature extracellular vesicle (EV)-related ingredients, bringing a mix-at-use approach to facial skincare.
Why we consider ingredients, storage and use together
We are CELLshot, tiptop’s consumer-facing facial skincare brand. Our AgeCare ExoSerum Pro serum and AgeCare ExoMask Pro mask both feature ingredients related to extracellular vesicles (EVs) derived from human endometrial stem cells.
Choosing these ingredients also means considering how they are stored and prepared for use. That is why we use freeze-drying and a mix-at-use design in both products, making storage and preparation part of product development.
You can see this thinking in the products themselves: the freeze-dried component and accompanying liquid are kept separate, then combined when you prepare the product for use. The serum’s dual-chamber structure and the mask’s combination of one sheet and three beauty solutions both follow this approach.
Our Science and Product Design page explains the names and origins of the relevant materials, along with our freeze-drying and mix-at-use design.
AgeCare ExoSerum Pro: from the first mix to your serum routine
Our AgeCare ExoSerum Pro is a dual-chamber serum. The freeze-dried powder and accompanying serum are stored separately; the two chambers are connected and their contents mixed when you first open the product.
You complete this transition from separate storage to a blended product yourself: keep the bottle upright, connect the two chambers, then gently shake or roll the bottle until the powder is fully and evenly blended. Attach the accompanying dropper to use the serum.
We have made this step part of opening the serum for the first time. If you enjoy using a serum, this bottle offers a way to get to know CELLshot: see how it is designed, complete the first mix and bring it into your skincare time.
The AgeCare ExoSerum Pro product page shows the dual-chamber structure, formula information and illustrated preparation steps, together with product and purchasing details.
AgeCare ExoMask Pro: preparing your mask, step by step
Our AgeCare ExoMask Pro consists of one freeze-dried bio-membrane sheet and three accompanying beauty solutions. To prepare it, add the full contents of solutions I, II and III in order. Once the sheet is thoroughly saturated, unfold it and apply it to your face.
From setting out the components and adding the beauty solutions in sequence to unfolding the saturated sheet, this mask has its own preparation process. We have translated our approach to ingredient storage into skincare steps you carry out yourself, making the moments before application part of caring for yourself.
If you enjoy setting aside time to focus on facial skincare, the experience from preparation to application is a direct way to get to know our mask.
The AgeCare ExoMask Pro product page shows the sheet and its three beauty solutions, illustrated mixing instructions and purchasing information.
Where to find the finished-product evaluation
Our AgeCare ExoMask Pro has completed a human-use evaluation conducted by SGS on this finished product.
On the AgeCare ExoMask Pro Evidence and Results page, we present evaluation information alongside the measurement methods, observation times and sample conditions. After exploring the mask’s structure and how it is used, you can continue to the evaluation of this specific product.
The ingredient background, freeze-drying and mix-at-use design, Japanese manufacturing and product-specific evaluation information are all part of how we introduce CELLshot to you.
When you are ready to explore a new way to care for your skin alongside your familiar routine, we invite you to start with our dual-chamber serum or freeze-dried mask set—and bring your interest in biotechnology skincare into the next moment you set aside for your skin.
Information reflects the publication date. Always prioritize the final product label and instructions for use and precautions.
