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GRAB N GROW

Bio Cosmetics

GRAB N GROW

Hair Bio Tonic 100 ml

GRAB N GROW is a 100 ml hair bio tonic developed by TIMEBIO. Its key ingredients are immune exosomes (IMMUNOEXO), CPP-EGF, cryogenic ginseng nanoparticles and cryogenic rice bran nanoparticles.

Brand note
This product will move to a new BNBBIO brand (as advised by the company on 28 Sep 2026).
Volume · Box
100 ml — the box reads "GRAB HAIR / For Home care"
How to use
Apply to the scalp 1–2 times a day (home care)
Key ingredients
IMMUNOEXO (Human Cord Blood Progenitor Cell Exosomes) · CPP-EGF · CGNP · CRBNP
Developer
TIMEBIO Co., Ltd.
Distributor
BNBBIO (consignment sales)
Full ingredients
As printed on the container — the full list is being transcribed

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Product information & cautions

Manufacturer · Distributor
Being confirmed — please see the product container.
Cautions
  1. If redness, swelling, itching or other abnormal symptoms or side effects appear on the applied area during or after use, or from direct sunlight, consult a dermatologist or other specialist.
  2. Avoid using on wounds or damaged skin.
  3. Keep out of reach of children.
  4. Store away from direct sunlight.
Returns & exchanges
Exchanges or compensation follow Korea's consumer dispute resolution standards. Returns and exchanges: seller or place of purchase.
Tel
+82-2-856-7776

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

QVolume and how to use?
A

100 ml; apply to the scalp once or twice a day.

QWhat are the key ingredients?
A

Immune exosomes (IMMUNOEXO), CPP-EGF, cryogenic ginseng nanoparticles and cryogenic rice bran nanoparticles.

QWho developed it?
A

TIMEBIO developed it.

QWhat tests has it undergone?
A

According to TIMEBIO, it completed acute dermal toxicity, 13-week repeated dermal toxicity, skin irritation, eye irritation, skin sensitization, phototoxicity/photosensitization and genotoxicity tests; 39 steroids, 7 parabens and ethanol were not detected.

QIs it a medicine?
A

No. It is a cosmetic and is not intended to prevent or treat disease.