#03 Carolina Oliveira, the founder & CEO of OneSkin Technologies | Skin Aging, OneSkin, and Building a Longevity Company

Live Longer World

English - November 03, 2021 17:22 - 1 hour - 55.6 MB
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Carolina Reis Oliveira is the founder & CEO of OneSkin Technologies.

OneSkin is pioneering technologies aimed at extending human healthspan. Their first product is a topical supplement designed to extend your skinspan by improving skin health and skin strength. Their proprietary peptide, OS-01, has been shown to rejuvenate your skin on a molecular level and effectively treat the negative implications of aging.

Carolina holds her Ph.D. in Immunology at the Federal University of Minas Gerais in collaboration with the Rutgers University and is an alumnus of IndieBio, the world's leading biotechnology accelerator. In 2016, Carolina relocated to Silicon Valley from Latin America to co-found OneSkin, and to lead the development of the company’s disruptive rejuvenation technologies.

Carolina is full of energy and I really enjoyed talking to a scientist entrepreneur!

0:00 Live Longer World Intro

1:06: Carolina & OneSkin Intro

2:25 Jokes, Pleasing Indian Mom 4:00 Skin Aging; Cellular Senescence

8:05 Skin Overlooked in Longevity Research; Concentration of Senescent Cells in Skin

11:30 OneSkin Product; OS-1 Peptide

17:35 Does the product work across ethnicities & skin types?

20:55 Results from product; elimination of senescent cells

23:42 Senomorphics (slow down progression of senescent cells)

25:50: Results from studies in C. Elegans

30:31 OneSkin vs. Fistein vs. Retinol

35:21 Recommendation if using Retinol