Leorex is an Israeli company engaged in research and development of innovative technologies in the field of dermatology and anti-aging skin. The company was founded in 2004 by a group of physicists and biophysicists in collaboration with leading global dermatologists. The main goal of the company is creating revolutionary anti-aging tools that provide safe, non-invasive rejuvenative results.

INNOVATION

Leorex nanocosmetics are based on the invention and patent of Professor Dov Ingman, a specialist in nuclear physics. What’s unique about Leorex products is the use of oppositely charged nano-particles of silicon dioxide -- silica -- that create a nano-lattice of tiny particles of silica, resulting in rejuvenated, younger looking skin.

Leorex products might like other cosmetic products, but inside is a kind of “smart” device that tightens the skin, cleanses impurities, reduces fat, removes dead cells, lightens age spots, strengthens healthy tissues, enhances blood flow and causes natural cell regeneration. In fact, Leorex is so revolutionary that it stands alone in the cosmetics industry.

CLINICALLY

Leorex skin care products are the only cosmetics in the world that use scientific physics research to combat and prevent skin aging. Immediate wrinkle removal and skin tone enhancement Leorex Booster has been thoroughly tested under controlled clinical conditions at the Leorex laboratory in Israel and at independent testing agencies such as the Eurofins ATS laboratory in France.

Thanks to its active particle structure, Leorex products provide a real and immediate response to wrinkle reduction and skin rejuvenation. Long-term use of Leorex products helps prevent wrinkles and age spots, as well as improve and brighten the skin. Regular use of Leorex products will give your skin a youthful, healthy and radiant look. 

QUALITY GUARANTEE

All products are manufactured in Israel, in accordance with the most stringent quality control standards in the world for the production of medicines and cosmetics, and are approved by the Food and Drug Administration of the United States (FDA); Canada’s Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP);  European Union’s Ministry of Health (HBP) and Ministry of Health of the European Union; and Israel’s Ministry of Health.