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Tri-Peptide

Q: What are tri-peptides used for in skincare?

A synthetic derivative of the amino acid lysine, tranexamic acid for skin has been used by physicians to address skin discoloration via topical application. This ingredient has been shown to diminish the appearance of discoloration and improve stubborn brown patches.

Q: What does tri-peptide consist of?

A tri-peptide is a string of three amino acids, or peptides. These amino acids provide tri-peptide skin benefits because they can help the skin stimulate collagen production.

Q: Is tri-peptide a collagen?

Yes, a tri-peptide is the smallest unit of collagen fiber. Including tri-peptides in a skincare regimen helps to increase the skin’s natural collagen production, which can help tighten the skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Q: What peptides are best for skin?

Tripeptide-1 has proven effective in reducing hyperpigmentation, fine lines, and wrinkles. Tri-peptides help improve the skin’s elasticity and healing process by increasing collagen production.

Tri-Peptides

The benefits of adding tri-peptides in your skincare routine

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What are Tri-Peptides?

Peptides are compounds consisting of two or more linked amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. The number of amino acids that make up a peptide determines whether it is a di-peptide (two peptides), tri-peptide (three peptides), or more. In topical skincare formulations, some peptides are shown to help provide anti-aging benefits.