Suppose you have already heard of the "plant stem cells movement" in beauty products. In that case, you are probably familiar with it, as it was the first plant stem cell-based ingredient on the cosmetic market. It is derived from the rare Swiss apple named "Uttwiler Spätlauber" - a terrific source of polyphenolic antioxidants, which allows it ably scavenge numerous types of free radicals before they damage the skin.

The countless varieties of apple-derived ingredients used in skin care products have shown to be safe for daily use on the skin. However, do keep in mind that these do not work on skin as they do in the plant in the case of apple stem cells. 

The standard usage level of apple stem cells in skincare varies from 0.1–0.5%, although higher amounts may be used if preferred. The stem cells are reported to be rich in epigenetic properties and metabolites, which help support the longevity of skin cells. Research shows that a 2% Malus Domestica Fruit Cell Culture ointment applied twice daily reduced the wrinkle depth of the crow's feet area by 15% in 30 days.