The Magic and the Science of Cosmeceutical Peptides

For truly effective anti-aging treatment creams, look for peptides. You can do the research yourself and look at the before and after: 1. clinically-controlled photos; 2. silicone wrinkle imprints; 3. topographical maps of the imprints; and 4. mathematical calculations of decrease in wrinkle depth. Or you can let me tell you about them.



The science of peptide cosmeceuticals is in its infancy, so we can expect even more effective formulations in the near future. Finally, scientists have discovered how to deliver youth-giving ingredients deep into the dermis without injection.



Using penetration-enhanced peptides, creams can now replace ingredients which the body no longer produces in sufficient quantities or can stimulate processes which have slowed with the body’s decrease in hormone production.



There is a peptide proven to stimulate collagen production and plump wrinkles from within (Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-3). There is one which reverses glycation damage and facial sagging (Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-3). Glycation damage stiffens collagen, stealing away the skin’s elasticity and the face’s youthful contours.



There is a peptide which interferes with transmission of nerve signals to frown and form deep facial creases (Acetyl Hexapeptide-3). The effect is cumulative. Nerve transmission signals are reduced about 30% immediately and after a month of twice daily application, wrinkle depth is reduced 40% on average.



Learn more about these and other cosmeceutical peptides and where to find them.



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