Leidian Pearls

Leidian Pearls

　　　　Product Name: Leidian Pearls

　　Place of Origin: Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province.

　　Product Features: Round, lustrous, crystal-clear, delicate and rich in texture.

　　Product Benefits: Promotes metabolism, inhibits lipofuscin growth, enhances epidermal cell vitality, and delays cellular aging. Used in beauty and cosmetic products, it helps moisturize, brighten, and whiten the skin, and restores youthful radiance.

　　Product Introduction: The remarkable benefits of pearls are backed by modern medical research, which shows that pearls contain a wealth of amino acids that the human body cannot synthesize on its own, skin growth factors, and essential trace elements. These help regulate the endocrine system, promote metabolism, inhibit lipofuscin growth, enhance epidermal cell vitality, and delay cellular aging. Therefore, long-term use of pearl-infused cosmetics can moisturize, brighten, and whiten the skin, restoring a youthful glow. Pearls have been treasured as a beauty-enhancing and skin-nourishing treasure since ancient times. Over four thousand years ago, noblewomen in Egypt mixed pearl powder with milk to apply on their bodies, keeping their skin soft and radiant.

　　Product History: China has a long history of using pearls for beauty. According to “Compendium of Materia Medica,” it is recorded that “applying pearls on the face makes one’s complexion more beautiful. Applied to hands and feet, it removes skin roughness and lightens facial dullness, leaving the skin smooth, glossy, and white.” The Ming Dynasty scholar Zhang Jingyue’s “Lotus Seed Alley Formula” was used to nourish the skin and remove freckles, resulting in fair, luminous skin. It is one of the famous prescriptions of ancient times, and its main ingredient was pearl powder. Even Empress Dowager Cixi of the late Qing Dynasty took pearl beauty to an extraordinary level. She had eunuchs specifically dedicated to grinding pearl powder, and staff assigned to collect top-quality pearls from all over the country for her use. As a result, even past the age of sixty, her skin remained delicate, fair, moist, and smooth — earning her the title of China’s legendary beauty queen.