Emerge Labs Plucks Apple From Tree Of Life? Firm Unveils Stem Cell Serum
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Emerge Labs has turned to stem cells from a rare Swiss apple with outstanding storage properties for its new serum said to protect the skin against stress, "decreasing wrinkles and producing younger, fresher-looking skin," according to a recent release
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