‘Not just another skincare brand’: TiN5’s Hong Kong co-founder on how it uses human stem cell engineering, and why he likens the body to a kitchen
- Nicholas Chow, who co-founded TiN5 in Hong Kong with his sister, reveals their own struggles with skin conditions and how the brand was ‘born out of love’
- He explains what sets it apart – its use of a formula that activates stem cells in our skin to rejuvenate it – and which products to use for maximum results
Post Magazine sits down with Nicholas Chow, who co-founded Hong Kong-based skincare label TiN5 with his sister, Karen.
Tell us about the brand
“It was our parents’ personalised skin solutions, which provided immense relief and restored our confidence, that ignited the inspiration to create TiN5. It is not just another skincare brand; it is born out of love and a deep desire to share genuine solutions with our community.”
What makes TiN5 different from other brands?
“This cutting-edge technique awakens the power of your body’s own cells to promote healthier and more resilient skin.
“Secondly, it’s our ‘Farm2Face’ approach. All our solutions are freshly made in Hong Kong, guaranteeing 60 days of freshness. This Farm2Face concept can be compared to fresh food, where the ingredients and formulations are prepared just before they are needed.
“In contrast, many other skincare brands can be likened to canned food, where products may have been sitting on shelves for an extended period.”
Can you explain how you use human stem cells to rejuvenate skin?
“As a food lover, let me explain the use of human stem cells with a food metaphor.
