SPICUS® micro-needles and EXOMERE exosomes: topical post-care

How topical micro-needle and exosome delivery works across THREE DAYS LOVE lines — for distributors, clinics and salons that need professional, non-injection post-care.

Professional post-care after aesthetic treatments has become its own product category: salons and clinics want products a distributor can confidently present as cosmeceuticals for topical use. The Korean company THREE DAYS LOVE CO., LTD. builds its range around two delivery technologies it reports — SPICUS® micro-needles and EXOMERE exosomes.

This article looks at what the company offers in this part of the catalog and how to frame the positioning correctly — as topical cosmeceutical care, not a medical device or an injectable procedure.

SPICUS® micro-needle delivery — without injection

SPICUS®, as stated by the company, is a plant-collagen-coated bio micro-needle on which it reports Korean patent No. 10-2767202. The technology is intended to deliver active ingredients into the skin topically — that is, on external application, without injection — while reducing irritation.

It is important to keep the wording within a cosmetic frame: SPICUS® is presented as an ingredient delivery concept inside products, not as a medical procedure. THREE DAYS LOVE products are positioned as professional cosmeceuticals, not as medicines or medical devices.

The EXOMERE exosome line in the price list

A separate brand line, EXOMERE, appears in the company's own price list and includes implant solutions, recovery balms, glutathione and ceramide care, mists and eye-area care. The company reports Korean patents for the EXOMERE Halla® (No. 10-2677780) and EXO-AG® (No. 10-2534286) exosome complexes.

There is a nuance we state plainly: per public data EXOMERE CO., LTD. is a distinct legal entity, and the relationship between the two companies is not independently confirmed. On the showcase, EXOMERE is shown only as a brand line in the THREE DAYS LOVE price list, without merging the brands into a single legal entity.

Where professional post-care is used

These products target clear channels: distributors and wholesalers of professional cosmetics, aesthetic clinics and skincare studios, and beauty salons, spas and skincare shops. Formats include ampoules and MTS solutions, recovery balms and creams, mists and serums.

Examples in this part of the catalog include recell ampoules built on the EXOMERE® exosome and SPICUS® concepts, an enhanced recovery balm with exosomes, and a ceramide recell cream to support the barrier. All of it is described as care for skin comfort and recovery, with no medical promises.

What is confirmed via Teranova

Teranova acts as the deal coordinator: we do not publish the supplier's direct contacts, and we handle negotiations, due diligence and delivery support from first contact to shipment. The delivery basis is FOB Korea; the price list is issued in KRW, EUR and USD with volume tiers.

The company's statements on technologies, patents and certifications are made by the company itself and are subject to documentary confirmation at the deal stage. The applicable price tier, MOQ and OEM/ODM terms are confirmed via Teranova per specific project.

Sources

This material is based on data provided by THREE DAYS LOVE CO., LTD. for the supplier profile and on the Teranova verification model (documents are requested and verified at the deal stage). Delivery terms are stated under the Incoterms FOB Korea basis. No external links are cited; statements on technologies, patents and certifications are given as declared by the company.