The Peptide Revolution

The world of cosmetics has undergone a revolution thanks to biomimetic peptides. Peptides are amino acid compounds responsible for building proteins in our skin. They can be artificially replicated and produce results similar to natural proteins, often stimulating the skin to produce them.

Christina clinical illustration – collagen synthesis stimulated by biomimetic peptides — Christina clinical illustration – collagen synthesis: peptides stimulate fibroblasts

Which peptides to choose?

Acne-prone skin — Marine C Thiopeptide

Acts on sebaceous glands and prevents blackheads. Found in the Comodex line.

Skin with discoloration — Whitening Peptide

Regulates melanin cell activity. In the Illustrious line.

Mature skin — Penta Peptide

Stimulates collagen formation. In the Forever Young line.

Tired skin — Anti Toxins Peptide

Stimulates antioxidant enzymes. In the Bio Phyto, Unstress, Muse Red Line lines.

Expression lines — Argireline Peptide

Botox-like effect. In Forever Young.

Christina clinical illustration – keratinocyte and peptide transport in the epidermis — Christina clinical illustration – keratinocyte: smart delivery of peptides deep into the skin

Why are peptides essential after age 30?

Around the age of 30, the natural activity of peptides gradually decreases. The skin ages, wrinkles, loses firmness and radiance. High-quality cosmetics with peptides help balance and renew the skin.

Smart delivery is key

It is important to choose cosmetics that use smart delivery technology to deliver peptides deep into the skin.

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Peptides in Skincare — Why They're a Cosmetic Game Changer