Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF), 3 g

Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF): Innovative Ingredient for Skin Rejuvenation

Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF) is a powerful bioactive peptide that plays a vital role in stimulating cell regeneration, accelerating skin recovery, and promoting skin rejuvenation. This advanced ingredient is widely used in modern cosmetic formulations to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, enhance skin elasticity, and restore a youthful glow. By triggering the natural process of cell division, EGF helps the skin renew itself, making it an essential component in both professional skincare products and DIY recipes.

Key Benefits of EGF:

This liquid rH-Oligopeptide-1 mixes readily into water or glycerin based formulas at 1-10%. Discover additional cosmetic peptides in the dedicated section or browse the wider cosmetic actives catalog. Larger pack sizes are available as EGF, 100 g alongside related options such as GHK-Cu, 5 ml.

Stimulates Regeneration: Speeds up cell renewal, aiding in the repair of damaged skin.

Anti-Aging Properties: Reduces fine lines and wrinkles, improving overall skin firmness.

Hydration Boost: Works synergistically with other moisturizing agents to maintain optimal skin hydration.

Versatile Application: Suitable for all skin types, particularly beneficial for mature or stressed skin.

For those interested in creating an effective anti-aging product at home, here is a recipe for a rejuvenating cream featuring Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF). This cream provides deep hydration, supports skin repair, and visibly improves skin texture.

Recipe for Homemade EGF Anti-Aging Cream

Ingredients:

Phase A (Water Phase):

Distilled water – 40 g

Hyaluronic acid (1% solution) – 2 g

Phase B (Oil Phase):

Grape seed oil – 10 g

Jojoba oil – 5 g

Emulsifier (Polysorbate 20 or similar) – 3 g

Phase C (Cool Down Phase, Active Components):

Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF) – 0.5–1 ml (’s instructions)

Vitamin E (Tocopherol) – 0.5 g

Aloe vera gel – 3 g

Natural fragrance (optional) – a few drops

Instructions:

Prepare the Phases:
Heat the distilled water to 70–75 °C and add the hyaluronic acid to form a uniform solution. In a separate container, mix the grape seed oil and jojoba oil with the emulsifier and heat to the same temperature.

Emulsification:
Slowly pour the water phase into the oil phase while stirring continuously with a mixer at low speed. Continue mixing for 5–7 minutes until a stable, homogeneous emulsion is formed.

Cooling:
Allow the emulsion to cool to below 40 °C to preserve the activity of the sensitive components.

Add the Active Ingredients:
Once the mixture has cooled, add Vitamin E, aloe vera gel, and finally, the Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF). Stir thoroughly to ensure even distribution. If desired, add a few drops of natural fragrance.

Packaging:
Transfer the finished cream into a sterile container. Let it cool completely before use. For optimal preservation of EGF’s potency, store the cream in the refrigerator.

Usage:
Apply the EGF cream to clean skin twice daily—morning and evening. Gently massage into the skin until fully absorbed. Regular use will promote skin rejuvenation, reduce fine lines, and restore natural elasticity.

This homemade anti-aging cream harnesses the power of modern biotechnology combined with natural ingredients to deliver comprehensive skin care. Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF) serves as a potent catalyst for skin repair, making it an excellent choice for enhancing your skincare routine.

FAQ

What form does Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF) come in?

It is supplied as a colorless liquid. Formulators should note this when adding Эпидермальный фактор роста BT (EGF) in the 3 g pack to a recipe.

In which solvents is it soluble?

It dissolves in water and glycerin. Keep this in mind when formulating cosmetics with Эпидермальный фактор роста BT (EGF) in the 3 g pack.

What input percentage is suggested?

Recommended usage is 1-10% and works well at 5%.

How should the 3 g pack be stored?

Store the colorless liquid Epidermal Growth Factor BT (EGF), 3 g in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container.