Peach & Lily's New K-Beauty "Zombie Cream" Takes a New Approach to Anti-Aging—Here’s How It Works
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The best anti-aging skincare products include hero ingredients such as retinol , vitamin C , peptides, and hyaluronic acid , which have earned a reputation for helping skin look smoother, firmer, and more radiant. Researchers are now investigating another factor that may influence how skin ages: "zombie cells." While the name may sound like something out of a horror movie, it refers to damaged cells that remain in the skin after they've stopped functioning normally. Inspired by this research, Peach & Lily's new Advanced Rebound BioGlow Zombie Cream is designed to visibly clear signs of zombie cell damage while helping restore the look of firmer, smoother, and more radiant skin.
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Unlike healthy skin cells, which naturally repair and rejuvenate themselves, zombie cells (also known as senescent cells) linger after they stop functioning as they should, according to Peach & Lily. Researchers are still studying their role in skin aging, but these damaged cells are linked to wrinkles, loss of firmness, and dullness, prompting scientists and skincare brands to explore new ways to support healthier-looking skin.
That's where Peach & Lily comes in. The brand's new Advanced Rebound BioGlow Zombie Cream is built around its patent-pending 6.1% Tri-Senolytic System, which combines three ingredients designed to visibly clear signs of zombie cell damage, calm visible inflammaging, and help rebuild the look of firmer, bouncier, and more radiant skin.
Peach & Lily Advanced Rebound Bioglow Zombie Cream
$59
The newly launched cream focuses on helping skin look smoother, firmer, and more luminous. Peach & Lily's Advanced Rebound BioGlow Zombie Cream is powered by its patent-pending 6.1% Tri-Senolytic System, a three-part approach designed to visibly clear signs of zombie cell damage and support the look of firmness, bounce, and glow. It also features Eterwell Youth, designed to visibly clear signs of zombie cell damage linked to wrinkles and sagging skin, along with fisetin to help calm visible inflammaging, redness, and irritation; and Biosynthetic Placenta Growth Factor Complex to help rebuild the look of firmness, bounce, and radiance.
"As an esthetician, I've always believed that truly resilient skin is never about one miracle ingredient—it's about caring for skin as a whole, with actives that work in harmony rather than in isolation," Alicia Yoon, Peach & Lily founder, said on its website. "So when I first encountered the science of senolytics and 'zombie cells,' I saw a chance to bring that K-beauty philosophy to one of the most exciting frontiers in skincare. With our Advanced Rebound BioGlow Zombie Cream, we didn't build a product—we built a system, the first-ever, patent-pending Tri-Senolytic System, designed to help skin look plumper, firmer, and more radiant. I hope it becomes the step that makes advanced skin-longevity science feel like a ritual you genuinely look forward to every day."
Whether you're looking to address visible signs of aging or simply want a moisturizer that goes beyond basic hydration, give Peach & Lily's Advanced Rebound BioGlow Zombie Cream a spot in your beauty cabinet.
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Taylor Lane is a contributing commerce writer at SheKnows, covering beauty, style, and lifestyle. With over eight years of media experience, she previously served as a beauty writer at The Zoe Report and a fashion assistant at Glamour. Her work has appeared in StyleCaster, The FlowSpace, WWD, Forbes Vetted, Teen Vogue, InStyle, and more, where she's tested hundreds of products — from top-performing mascaras to the most functional strollers. She's also a mom of two girls, a ten-year-old and a 4-month-old. And when she's not online, she's usually at Pilates.
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