One vial, one treatment
Two millilitres, sealed in glass under a crimped cap and opened at the chair. Nothing is decanted, nothing is kept, and nothing oxidises between one face and the next. Ten vials is ten full doses.
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Professional ampoule · Ten sealed vials
The vial you reach for when skin needs feeding.
CVS is Concentrated Vitality Solution, and Korea registers its function in two words: skin nourishment. It is the general-purpose ampoule of the six-strong Power Solution range, the one for skin that is tired and dry rather than pigmented, oily or lined. Nearly a quarter of the vial is humectant, which is what lets a full 2 ml sit comfortably on a face that has just been treated. Ten sealed glass vials, one per treatment.
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24%
Of the vial is humectant, before a single active is counted
2.5%
Soy ferment, the largest active in the formula
5-Free
No parabens, ethanol, pigment, fragrance or synthetic surfactant
10 × 2 ml
Sealed glass vials, opened one at a time
The ampoule
Every vial in the Power Solution range wears a code, and the codes are not decoration. Each one is a registered product name with a single job printed beside it. CVS is Concentrated Vitality Solution, and the function on the carton is skin nourishment: it supplies, it revitalises, it hydrates. That is the whole brief, and it is why this is the vial that gets used most.
Two millilitres, sealed in glass under a crimped cap and opened at the chair. Nothing is decanted, nothing is kept, and nothing oxidises between one face and the next. Ten vials is ten full doses.
No fragrance, no ethanol, no pigment, and a pH of 5.94, which is close to skin. On a face that has just been through a treatment, what a product leaves out matters as much as what it puts in.
A leave-on solution, not a rinse-off. It stays on the skin and works there the way a treatment cream does, in four steps: cleanse, open, apply, absorb.
The formula
Every percentage below is the finished concentration in the vial, not a guess at what a name near the top of an ingredient list might mean. Water is the carrier, 70.5% of it, as in every serum on earth. What sets this one apart is the other 29.5%.
The base — 23.97% of the vial
Two humectants, almost a quarter of the bottle between them. That is a lot, and it is deliberate: it is what carries the actives across a whole face and leaves it feeling cushioned instead of tight.
The actives
Panthenol at 0.5% and allantoin at 0.1% are both at the top of the range you normally see them used at. Each group is charted on its own scale so the actives stay readable beside the base.
These are the two ingredients the Power Solution name is built on: sh-Polypeptide-7 at 1 ppm and palmitoyl tripeptide-1 at 0.5 ppm. Peptides work at parts per million by design, and the CIR expert panel puts typical cosmetic use of the palmitoyl tripeptide family under 10 ppm.
5-Free
GENOSYS prints the 5-Free mark twice on the pack, on the front face and again inside the lid, and names all five exclusions rather than leaving you to guess. Every one of them holds up against the ingredient list further down this page.
Ethanol is the one worth pausing on. A great many professional ampoules use alcohol to thin the solution and speed the dry-down, and on skin that has just been treated it is exactly what stings.
The range
The Power Solutions are a set, and each one is chosen for the skin in front of you. Same format, same price, same 2 ml sealed vial — a different job printed on each carton. CVS is the one for skin that is simply tired.
All six are 2 ml × 10 vials at the same price, so the choice is about the skin, not the budget.
How to use
One vial per treatment
Wash the face thoroughly and pat it dry. The carton starts here, and on a treatment day so should you.
Snap the crimped cap. Each 2 ml vial is a single use, and there are ten in the box.
Work the solution across the whole face. Two millilitres is more than it sounds; it will cover a face and a neck without being spread thin.
It is a leave-on product and it is not rinsed off. Give it a minute before anything goes on top.
Or with whatever your practitioner has set for you. There is no acid and no fragrance in this vial, so it does not restrict what comes next.
An opened vial does not reseal, and the solution is meant to be used fresh rather than kept. That is the point of ten of them.
Avoid it during pregnancy and while breastfeeding — a precaution the carton prints itself, on account of the two artemisia extracts. It also contains marine collagen, so avoid it if you are allergic to fish.
What is in it
Every percentage here is the finished concentration in the vial, not an inference from where a name sits in the list.
The signature peptide of the range. A single-chain recombinant human peptide grown by fermentation from a synthesised copy of the human gene that codes for somatotropin, so every batch arrives with the same 217-amino-acid sequence instead of varying the way a harvested extract does.
Three amino acids anchored to a fatty acid so the peptide stays where it is put. One of the most studied peptides in cosmetic use, and one of the most widely used.
Soymilk fermented with lactobacillus, then filtered. At 2.5% it is by a wide margin the largest active in the vial, and it is where the nourishment comes from.
Provitamin B5 at a full working dose. It holds water in the skin and takes the edge off the tightness that follows a treatment.
A comfort ingredient with decades of use behind it, here at the top of the range it is normally used at.
Holds many times its own weight in water at the skin surface, which is what keeps a treated face looking full rather than drawn.
Marine collagen, broken down small enough to sit on the skin as a humectant film. The source is fish.
Plant stem-cell cultures from Vitis vinifera and Rosa damascena, grown in a lab rather than harvested from a field, which is what makes them consistent batch to batch.
Green tea, yuzu, mugwort, houttuynia, baicalensis root and hinoki cypress water. Each one named in full rather than folded into an invented complex name.
Aqua (Water), Butylene Glycol, Glycerin, Lactobacillus/Soymilk Ferment Filtrate, 1,2-Hexanediol, sh-Polypeptide-7, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1, Panthenol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Allantoin, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Callus Culture Extract, Rosa Damascena Callus Culture Extract, Beta-Glucan, Lecithin, Sodium Phosphate, Sodium Chloride, Scutellaria Baicalensis Root Extract, Citrus Junos Fruit Extract, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Houttuynia Cordata Extract, Glycine, Ethylhexylglycerin, Disodium EDTA, Artemisia Vulgaris Extract, Artemisia Princeps Extract, Lysine, Lactobacillus Ferment Lysate Filtrate, Chamaecyparis Obtusa Water.
Every ingredient, in the same order as the box in your hand. Every batch is tested for pH, and the last came back at 5.94 inside a 6.00 ± 1.00 specification.
Honestly
For external use only. Keep it away from the eyes and mucous membranes, and rinse with cool water if it gets there. Stop and speak to a doctor if redness, swelling or irritation occurs.
The detail
Questions
Concentrated Vitality Solution. It is printed on the front of the box and on every vial, under the code. The function printed beside it is skin nourishment.
That is the pairing GENOSYS designs its system around, and the range is sold into clinics that do exactly that. This carton itself gives the simple version — cleanse, open, apply, absorb — so if a practitioner has set you a protocol, follow theirs rather than ours.
It is a professional line: "PROFESSIONAL" is printed on each vial and the format is a clinic format. Nothing in it is restricted, so it is fine at home on a practitioner’s advice, which is exactly how most of our customers use it.
It is a recombinant human peptide built to the somatotropin sequence and grown by fermentation, and COSING classifies it as a skin-protecting ingredient. Tissue repair and new cell production are drug claims that belong to medicine rather than to a cosmetic; what this peptide brings to the vial is a sequence that is identical every time.
Match the vial to the complaint. Tired and dry is CVS, dehydrated and flat is HES, pigmented is SWS, lined is AWS, rough or slack is CTS, oily or breaking out is PCS. The range table above sets them side by side.
Ten treatments, one vial each. Unopened it holds three years from manufacture, and the expiry date is printed on the box.
The carton asks you to avoid it during pregnancy and lactation, so we pass that on rather than talk you out of it. It is the two artemisia extracts. Take the ingredient list to whoever is looking after you.
Ten treatments, sealed one at a time.
POWER SOLUTION CVS
The nourishing vial of the Power Solution range, with the whole formula and every percentage printed above, nothing held back.
