Skin and scalp care, built on materials science.

The name comes from Chengdu. For two thousand years the city has been the home of 蜀锦 — Shu brocade, one of China’s four great brocades: silk woven with raised threads of gold and silver, and named national intangible cultural heritage in 2006. Chengdu is also where our formulas come from, developed by an academician-led biomaterials team whose field is the study of scaffolds — the ordered structures that give living things their shape.

The two are the same idea. A brocade is structure made visible: thread laid down with intent, until the pattern is the fabric rather than something printed on top of it. That is how we think about formulation — as architecture rather than decoration.