Why oestrogen, not age, predicts skin ageing.
A review of the Karolinska 2019 dataset on perimenopausal collagen dynamics.
Swedish skincare engineering for the collagen cliff. Six clinical modalities in one considered tool.
Meet No. 01For years, we spent thousands on serums in Stockholm clinics, watching them fail to reach the layer where skin actually ages.
Blocq began with a question: what if the same clinical modalities that reverse collagen loss in a clinic — microcurrent, red light, radiofrequency — could live on a bathroom shelf in Göteborg?
— Erik & Anna, Göteborg
Six clinical modalities. One considered tool. Engineered for the collagen cliff.
Between thirty-eight and fifty-two, oestrogen declines and skin loses type-I collagen at roughly two percent each year. Topicals sit on the surface. The collagen cliff requires intervention beneath it.
Each mode targets a different layer of the collagen cliff. Used together, they do what topicals cannot.
Electrical muscle stimulation engages facial muscle fibres at the same frequency used in clinical aesthetic protocols.
Low-level current mirrors the body's bioelectric field, increasing ATP synthesis in dermal fibroblasts.
660nm wavelength penetrates to the mitochondria, stimulating cellular respiration and collagen synthesis.
415nm wavelength targets surface bacteria. Calibrated for sebaceous regulation without skin barrier disruption.
Deep-tissue thermal stimulation triggers controlled wound-healing response and dermal remodelling.
Negative ion flow lifts surface impurities and increases topical serum absorption by up to four times.
Blocq is made in Sweden, for women who have outgrown the beauty counter.
Read the full story →A review of the Karolinska 2019 dataset on perimenopausal collagen dynamics.
How to sequence microcurrent, red light, and serum for measurable dermal change.
A conversation with Erik and Anna Lunde on Swedish apothecary tradition and modern dermatology.