Commonly known as: Acetyl Tetrapeptide-9.
I.N.C.I. list name: Acetyl Tetrapeptide-9.
Extraction process: Chemical synthesis of peptides followed by N-acetylation.
Source: Synthetic.
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Origin, provenance: Switzerland.
Chemical properties: Signal peptide; Molecular mass: 539.5 g/mol; Water-soluble; Oil-insoluble; Sequence of 4 amino acids: aspartic acid, glutamine, histidine, and valine.
Properties: Colloidal solution, emulsion, true hydrophilic solution, suspension, foam.
Required dosage in cosmetic products: From 2 to 10%.
Function: Skin protective agent.
Specificities: Plumping, reshaping, firming, regenerating.
Benefits: All skin types, and particularly mature skin.
Facial Care (creams, serums, eye contour treatments);
Haircare (shampoos, serums, styling foams).
Store at room temperature, protected from light, moisture, and heat.
The tetrapeptide-9 acetal is very well tolerated by the epidermis and presents no risk to the skin, due to the use of minimal doses that only represent a very small percentage of the final formulation.