Peptides and our skin care program

Every day there are new fashionable skin care ingredients that are said to make our skin better. Some ingredients are more exaggerated than the effect, but some are really worth it - peptides are the ingredients we can't miss.

Peptides, also known as peptides, are naturally present in the skin, but many skin care products contain them - for good reason.

Peptides are amino acids that make up some of the proteins needed by the skin. More specifically, collagen is made up of three polypeptide chains, so adding peptides stimulates our skin to make collagen. More collagen can make the skin tighter and younger. Although our skin can naturally produce collagen, over time, the production of collagen from reliable sources will decrease, which may cause the skin to look wrinkled, uneven and bright. We should know that before reaching for the bottle.

Benefits of peptides

Collagen molecules are too large to be absorbed through the skin, which is why so many people choose to eat bone soup rich in collagen or take collagen supplements. But peptides can be absorbed by the skin for skin use. There are many benefits to the skin by including peptides in the skin care program.

1. Improve skin barrier

A reliable source of skin barrier is the body's defense against bacteria, ultraviolet rays, pollution and other toxins. Excessive stripping, exposure to cigarette smoke and other pollution, and even lack of sleep can damage the skin barrier. Peptides help build stronger barriers.

2. Reduce wrinkles

Collagen can make the skin and lips plump, but when the skin is tight and plump, wrinkles and fine lines will become less obvious.

3. Increase skin elasticity

In addition to collagen, peptides also form elastin fibers, which are also a kind of protein. These fibers make the skin look tighter and more lipstick.

4. Relieve inflammation

Peptides can help relieve inflammation, repair damaged skin, and even make skin even.

5. It can help clear the breach

Some peptides are a reliable source of antibiotics, which means they can kill the bacteria that cause acne.

How do peptides work on the skin?

Peptides penetrate the outer layer of the skin, so instead of dipping into the surface of the skin, they sink into it. You can think of them as messengers of other cells - they send signals to cells to produce collagen and elastin.

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