What is Tripeptide?
Topically applicable, less than 500 Daltons M.W. (500 Da. Rule), 3 amino acid signaling proteins, over 30 year biomimetic expert, all invented and patented by Dr. JH Hahn.
- All of over 30 peptides are tri or tetra (3-mer or 4-mer) peptides.
- Can be functionally utilized as a single tripeptide itself or combined tripeptide complexes for synergic effects.
- So, can be used excellently for a full line of cosmetic or cosmeceutical functional needs, but also as OTC inactive ingredients or excipients.
- Working Mechanism: agonistic (friendly) or antagonistic (inhibitive)
Key Features
Topically Applicable
Less than 500 dalton M.W.
Penetrate Into Skin
Same size with pharmaceutical ingredient
Quick in Result
with no side effects to skin
Signaling Proteins
Agonistic or antagonistic way to target molecules
Stable at 59℃
Various and Stable
EGF, FGF, Brightening, Skin barrier formation, Anti-inflammation, soothing and so on, covering cosmetic needs
Typical example- “GHK” for the amino acids that comprise it (glycine, histidine, and lysine), tripeptide-1 is a synthetic signal peptide known to work with copper in skin to visibly repair substances that have begun to deteriorate due to age and sun exposure.
The role of copper in collagen and elastin production, GHK-Cu peptide (Palmityol Tripeptide-1) can help promote smooth and plump skin. A 2015 placebo-controlled study found that consistent application of copper peptides through the use of skin cream can significantly improve skin quality.
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