Combination of Peptides for Eye Area Products

Regarding the peptide ingredients you inquired about: Pal-GHK, Pal-GQPR (equivalent to Matrixyl 3000), Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 (equivalent to Argireline), and Pep®-Eye (Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5), combining these ingredients in an eye area product formulation is unlikely to feel too heavy in terms of redundant functions. Instead, it is more likely to be synergistic, as each ingredient works through a different mechanism to address various eye area concerns.

• Pal-GHK, Pal-GQPR (equivalent to Matrixyl 3000): This group of peptides focuses on stimulating collagen synthesis and other important skin components, helping to reduce wrinkles caused by skin aging and improve elasticity.
• Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 (equivalent to Argireline): This peptide works by reducing muscle contractions, which are a primary cause of expression lines, particularly around the eyes and forehead. It is suitable for wrinkles caused by muscle movement.
• Pep®-Eye (Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5): This peptide is known for its ability to reduce puffiness (eyebags) by inhibiting the glycation process and reduce dark circles by inhibiting vascular permeability.

As you can see:

• Matrixyl 3000 addresses wrinkles related to skin structure (collagen).
• Argireline addresses wrinkles related to muscle movement (expression lines).
• Pep®-Eye addresses eyebags and dark circles.

Therefore, using all three together provides a comprehensive approach to eye area concerns, tackling wrinkles from different causes, puffiness, and dark circles. Their functions are not redundant but rather complementary, working together for enhanced results in addressing the diverse issues of the skin around the eyes.