Genomic instability

Cells accumulate more DNA errors during division, raising mutation risk and accelerating aging.

Telomere attrition

Protective chromosome ends shorten with age, driving cell senescence and aging.

DNA/histone methylation

Epigenetic changes alter gene activity, influencing aging and disease risk.

Loss of proteostasis

Declining protein quality control leads to misfolded proteins and cell dysfunction.

Disrupted nutrient sensing

Aging disrupts nutrient detection, impairing metabolism and lifespan.

Mitochondrial dysfunction

Damaged mitochondria reduce energy output, contributing to disease and decline.

Cellular senescence

Aged cells stop dividing, release harmful signals, and impair tissue function.

Stem cell exhaustion

Aging depletes stem cells, reducing tissue repair and regeneration.

Altered communication

Cell signaling breaks down with age, disrupting tissue and organ health.

Decreased ROS defense

Reduced antioxidant defenses allow harmful reactive oxygen species to damage cells.

Increased oxidative stress

Excess free radicals overwhelm defenses, driving cellular aging.

Decreased hydration

Insufficient water impairs essential cellular functions and accelerates aging.

Chronic inflammation

Persistent low-grade inflammation (inflammaging) drives age-related disease.

Dysbiosis

Microbiome imbalance weakens the skin barrier, fueling inflammation and aging.

Precision Skincare, Defined by Your Skin Age

Powered by SEHI-based skin age testing, our personalized and actionable recommendations select the most effective products targeting the root cause of accelerated skin aging, which are best-tailored to revive your biologically healthy skin aging rhythm.

Formulation That Outperforms Top Brands

Serum

Idunn's Apple GTA-formulated serum was compared against 6 other popular top brands based on performance index (Function/Hazard Score).

Lotion

Idunn's Apple GTA-formulated lotion was compared against 6 other popular top brands based on performance index (Function/Hazard Score).

Cream

Idunn's Apple GTA-formulated cream was compared against 6 other popular top brands based on performance index (Function/Hazard Score).

Inside the Lab

Insights From Our Scientists

Science That Adapts to Your Skin

Scientifically tailored anti-aging care, matched to your skin’s true needs for visible, lasting youth.

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Clinically Proven, Rapid Effects

GTA’s advanced skin longevity action is validated through our Skin Aging Self-Test, delivering visible improvements supported by measurable before-and-after data.

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Modular Regimens by Skin Age

Our product modules are calibrated to your skin age or birth age, ensuring the most effective regimen for your skin’s stage of aging.

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AI-Accelerated, Human Vetted

We used AI to analyze and index hundreds of thousands of ingredients by function and safety profile, then human-curated the most effective formulations from this data.

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