Derms agree that 90% of topicals, such as creams or serums, just sit on top of your skin; the actives never actually absorb into your skin. With Droplette, active ingredients are delivered at high velocity through a gentle micro-mist deep into the skin for improved effectiveness.
High potency, dermatologist-approved formulations.
Our serum capsules are packed with proven ingredients such as collagen, retinol, glycolic, and peptides to hydrate and nourish from within for visibly smoother, firmer, and younger-looking skin.
All Droplette serum capsules are cruelty-free, sulfate-free, paraben-free, phthalate-free, hypoallergenic, and vegan.
Droplette is a physics-powered device that transforms skincare ingredient serums into a powerful micro-mist, allowing for the delivery of skincare deep into your skin.
Sure, facial mists exist…but the particles are large and slow, so the droplets pool on the skin, just making it wet. Droplette is fundamentally different. With two unexpected mechanical parts bringing new physical forces to the table, Droplette is the tool that has been missing from your skincare routine.
Droplette is fundamentally different.
Our formulas have no penetration enhancers, but we use two key components inside our device to get actives deeper inside your skin
The first one is called a piezoelectric transducer, or a piezo. When we put electricity through it at a certain frequency, we can make the piezo vibrate. In our case, the piezo contains a steel mesh made of very small holes (about 4 microns in size). When the piezo vibrates, fluids go through this mesh and emerge as a mist – it is kind of like when you shake a sieve to sift flour: except that in our case, the “shaking” is due to the voltage and the “sifted flour” is the formulation being converted into an aerosol. The mist has droplets that are the same size as the mesh – so when they come out of the piezo, they’re about 4 microns in diameter.
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