Brolina’s group of marine peptides affects Epidermis cells by:
– Stimulates fibroblasts to produce more collagen fiber bundles along the connective tissue matrix
-Promotes the production of cuboidal cells in prickly cell layer of the epidermis to make keratin fibers that tighten the epidermal cells together and maintain their cohesion
– Regeneration of epidermal cells by accelerating mitosis in the stratum basale and increasing the frequency of movement of daughter cells to the higher layers of the epidermis
– It enhances the elasticity and overlap of the bumps of the dermis papillae with the epidermis, which strengthens the connection between these two layers, giving the appearance of tight skin.
– Accelerates the regeneration and division of mastoid and keratinocytes within the epidermal layer
– It strengthens the fusion and intertwining of epithelial cells of the epidermis with cells of the dermis
– It activates the spindle division of dermis cells and enhances their cytokinetics, dividing cytoplasm and cell membranes.
– Increases the strength, cohesion and elasticity of the plaques connecting the membranes of cuboidal cells to each other within the spinous layer of the epidermis
– Stimulates the regeneration of dead cells in the stratum corneum with other cells made by the stratum basale
– Stimulates the filling of granular cells in the epidermis with cysteine and histidine proteins, which bind the keratin fibers that ensure skin firmness
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