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INCI	Water, Pisum Sativum (Pea) Seed Extract
pH	5.0–7.0
Other
Application	Application in cosmetics Creams and serums for lifting and tightening the skin Anti-aging masks and fluids Shampoos and conditioners for strengthening hair Leave-in hair protection products Restorative hand and body creams After-sun creams Cosmetics for men Application in other industries Cosmeceuticals Dermatological products for aging skin SPA care products Salon procedures for strengthening skin and hair
Att brand	France
Color product	Amber
Dosage	1–3% in facial creams and serums 2–4% in shampoos and conditioners 3–5% in masks and firming gels Up to 6% in professional hair and skin products
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Name	Natural Pea Peptide 10 ml
Other names	Pea Peptide Pea Peptide Complex Hydrolyzed Pea Protein Active from Pea Seeds
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 ml
Properties	Contains short peptides derived from pea proteins Increases collagen synthesis and improves skin density Moisturizes and protects the epidermal barrier Enhances elasticity and smoothes wrinkles Provides antioxidant protection from UV and stress Strengthens the keratin structure of hair Reduces breakage and increases shine
Purpose	An active ingredient based on green pea peptides for restoring the structure of skin and hair, increasing elasticity and antioxidant protection. It is used as a multifunctional bioactive in anti-age formulas, moisturizing and strengthening cosmetics. Suitable for the care of mature, sensitive, dehydrated skin, as well as for the care of brittle and weakened hair.
Solubility	Completely soluble in water Insoluble in oils
View	medium viscosity liquid
Valid until	02.2028

Natural Pea Peptide 10 ml

Natural Pea Peptide plant derived peptide for modern cosmetic systems

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