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Snail slime (also known as snail mucin or filtrate) is one of my favorite ingredients in skincare products. After a trip to Seoul, South Korea, I was inundated with skin-softening products that advertised this peculiar ingredient. So I decided to take a deeper dive to understand what science--if any--backs the use of snail slime, captured in this easy-to-read infographic, below. (A free PDF version for download is also available at the bottom of the page for easy printing.)
Check out my favorite snail face mask, or read an analysis of snail slime in skincare: "The Benefits and Risks of Using Snail Slime Products On Your Face: A Conclusive Guide."
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About MeI use my background in molecular biology and science to dive into what makes Korean skincare and cosmetic products so effective. Then, I share my findings with you all! infographic
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