Peptides are protein complexes made up of amino acids. They exist from the first moment in our body, as they are an essential component of our cells and muscles. They act as biological messengers carrying nutrients to our body.
Their role is to carry messages of renewal and repair to the stressed skin cells from the passage of time and daily exposure to adverse environmental conditions, keeping her firm and youthful.
They have come to be considered one of the most sought-after ingredients in the cosmetics industry, and rightly so, as they help reduce wrinkles, correct laxity and improve skin elasticity. Synthetic peptides mimic natural peptides by enhancing cellular functions that are inactive. Depending on the number of amino acids they contain, they are divided into oligopeptides, di-tri-pentapeptides, etc. or polypeptides, offering different benefits to the skin. According to researchers, peptides are more effective if the chain of amino acids covering them is shorter.
More specifically, peptides have the ability to prevent premature aging and repair the skin's circulatory network.
They encourage the skin tissue to regenerate itself, repairing even the lower layers.
Using peptides the skin's collagen is produced faster resulting in the reduction of fine lines. So our face looks younger and firmer.
Freckles and freckles slowly disappear, since the excess production of melanin is dramatically reduced.
Finally, the peptides have the ability to penetrate the skin, leaving it soft without irritation.
This makes them suitable for all skin types and a great addition to your daily skincare routine. You can use them morning and night. After the morning routine, don't forget to accompany them with your sun protection.
It is a moisturizing serum to stimulate and regenerate the skin (30ml), with a visible reduction of wrinkles, enhancing the firmness of the face.
It has a light composition and is quickly absorbed, without leaving any greasiness.
It consists of a complex of 6 types of peptides. Which achieve smoothing of the skin and simultaneous strengthening of the epidermal barrier. Moisture levels are maintained at appropriate levels and natural collagen production is promoted, visibly reducing wrinkles.
Vitamin A is a group of unsaturated fat-soluble nutritional organic compounds that include retinol, retinal and many carotenoid provitamins A. Vitamin A and its derivatives Vitamin A, after absorption by the body, is first broken down into retinol and then into retinal before finally becoming retinoic acid, active form of vitamin A. This final step takes place…
Perhaps one of the most important parts of our face and the most suffering. Our eyes. They reflect our psychology and our health. The skin around the eye area is more sensitive. It needs more and more careful care. However, many times the skincare routine goes wrong. The amount of cream that…
Menopause is a special stage in a woman's life. It is defined as hormonal ageing, with hormonal factors playing a decisive role, while it is combined with changes in the woman's body and psychology. This results in everything being imprinted on the face and skin. The first signs of aging, although they appear at a young age, become...
STEP 1: In the first cleansing of the K-beauty skincare routine, cleansers with oil as the main ingredient are used. It is not only relaxing but at the same time, easy to use for removing make-up. Applying circular movements and massaging, you remove make-up, impurities and external environmental pollutants that accumulate on the skin throughout...
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Peptides in the Cosmetic Industry
Peptides are protein complexes made up of amino acids. They exist from the first moment in our body, as they are an essential component of our cells and muscles. They act as biological messengers carrying nutrients to our body.
Their role is to carry messages of renewal and repair to the stressed skin cells from the passage of time and daily exposure to adverse environmental conditions, keeping her firm and youthful.
They have come to be considered one of the most sought-after ingredients in the cosmetics industry, and rightly so, as they help reduce wrinkles, correct laxity and improve skin elasticity. Synthetic peptides mimic natural peptides by enhancing cellular functions that are inactive. Depending on the number of amino acids they contain, they are divided into oligopeptides, di-tri-pentapeptides, etc. or polypeptides, offering different benefits to the skin. According to researchers, peptides are more effective if the chain of amino acids covering them is shorter.
More specifically, peptides have the ability to prevent premature aging and repair the skin's circulatory network.
They encourage the skin tissue to regenerate itself, repairing even the lower layers.
Using peptides the skin's collagen is produced faster resulting in the reduction of fine lines. So our face looks younger and firmer.
Freckles and freckles slowly disappear, since the excess production of melanin is dramatically reduced.
Finally, the peptides have the ability to penetrate the skin, leaving it soft without irritation.
This makes them suitable for all skin types and a great addition to your daily skincare routine. You can use them morning and night. After the morning routine, don't forget to accompany them with your sun protection.
Recommended product of the company Eau De Beaute is the 6 Peptide Complex Serum from her K-Beauty series Mary and May.
It is a moisturizing serum to stimulate and regenerate the skin (30ml), with a visible reduction of wrinkles, enhancing the firmness of the face.
It has a light composition and is quickly absorbed, without leaving any greasiness.
It consists of a complex of 6 types of peptides. Which achieve smoothing of the skin and simultaneous strengthening of the epidermal barrier. Moisture levels are maintained at appropriate levels and natural collagen production is promoted, visibly reducing wrinkles.
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