The polypeptide in cosmetics has a variety of effects, mainly including moisturizing, anti -aging, diluting melanin, whitening, repairing, etc.
• Moisturizing: Polypeptides contain a variety of amino acids, which have strong water lockability. In addition, the hydrophilic genes in the polypeptide can absorb water and form a leather film on the surface of the skin, which has a good moisturizing effect.
• Anti-aging: The polypeptide can penetrate into the dermis layer of the skin, supplement collagen to the dermis layer, and help the skin's elasticity recovery, so it has anti -aging effects.
• Dilute melanin: The polypeptide can also lighten the melanin in the skin and reduce the formation of skin melanin.
• Whitening: The polypeptide also has the factors of diluting pigment, which not only has the function of suppressing and diluting, but also has the characteristics of skin whitening and not rebounding.
• Repairing: The polypeptide can directly penetrate into the bottom layer of the skin, repair the variant cells, remove free radicals, cooperate with cells to produce collagen, and reorganize skin fiber tissue.
In addition, polypeptides are divided into three categories: signal peptides, carrier peptides, and inhibitory neuronal peptides. Signal peptides can trigger the synthesis of collagen by acting as a messenger, increasing the skin's firmness. Carrier peptides help stabilize trace elements to enzymatic reactions, which play a vital role in promoting functions such as collagen and elastic protein synthesis, new blood vessel growth, and wound healing. Inhibit neuropenic peptide can soften the fine lines caused by muscle movement, like the role of local botox.
The efficacy and role of polypeptides in cosmetics
In summary, the polypeptide in cosmetics is a treasure -level mild anti -aging component. Through its various effects and functions, it can effectively improve skin problems and improve skin health and beauty.
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