I personally don’t use peptides in my skincare routine. Sure, every now and then I’d try a peptide serum to see what the fuss is about or if a lot of readers request it, but they’re not a regular part of my skincare routine like retinol and vitamin C. Give me what works and keep the hype, thanks.

If you've ever considered anti wrinkle injections but the cost (or a phobia of needles) has put you off, know that TikTok has come up with what seems like a legit compromise. Some peptides can also boost the production of elastin (the protein that keeps skin elastin) and other components of your skin that keep it strong and healthy. Therefore, corporations like Sederma are working hard to create synthetic peptides that mimic the effects of naturally occurring peptides. One of them is Matrixyl 3000. What Is Matrixyl 3000? What science says it does: Not much. Apart from the Argireline study I mentioned above, I couldn’t find any independent research supporting the claims for the other peptides. All the studies seem to come from the manufacturer. The truth is different. Matrixyl and Matrixyl 3000 are both peptides (short chains of amino acids), but that’s where the similarities end.

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Some users claim that using The Ordinary Argireline Solution 10% with The Ordinary Matrixyl 10% + HA will give you the best results.

The Ordinary Argireline Solution 10% is a water-based serum that targets the visible signs of aging.Like all The Ordinary products, it’s vegan and cruelty-free. The Ordinary Argireline Solution 10% Key Ingredient: Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 Be sure to patch test before using this or any other skincare product for the first time. Alternatives To The Ordinary Argireline Serum The Ordinary Matrixyl 10% + HA contains two generations of Matrixyl: Matrixyl 3000 andMatrixyl Synthe’6. For example, a clinical study involving female participants demonstrated that after just 2 months of treatment with Matrixyl 3000, the area occupied by deep wrinkles was reduced by 45%, and the skin’s tonicity increased by nearly 20%. In a separate 2 month clinical study conducted on a panel of men, the anti-wrinkle efficacy of Matrixyl 3000 was confirmed. As the wrinkle volume decreases (-17.1%), the spread angle increases (+5.4%), which leads to a reduction of the surface occupied by deep wrinkles of nearly 30%.

Its texture is non-greasy, and I like the high concentration of wrinkle-fighting actives that specifically target wrinkles, firmness, and elasticity.

What is Matrixyl 3000?

Matrixyl 3000 plays well with most ingredients. You can use it with retinol, Vitamin C, copper peptides, hyaluronic acid… Just make sure to not overwhelm your skin with everything at the same time. Matrixyl 3000 VS Retinol: Which One Should You Use? A Buffet többféle technológiát tartalmaz, mint a Matrixyl, noha a Matrixyl technológiákból arányaiban több van a Matrixyl 10% + HA szérumban. Így egyértelmű relációs jeleket nem tudunk kitenni, és azt sem tudjuk megmondani, hogy Neked személyesen melyik fog jobban beválni.

What science says it does: A 2015 study shows that copper peptides soothe skin, help wounds heal faster and boost collagen. As for the other peptides, there’s no much proof they do anything. The two stars of the show are palmitoyl tripeptide-1 and palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7. It’s the most popular matrikine duo in the world that helps rebuild the skin matrix and improve collagen production.A blend of advanced peptides reduces the look of discoloration and rich moisturizers combat dryness. Crow’s feet are smoothed, puffiness is reduced and skin is visibly lifted and brightened with every application. Argirelox Peptide Complex: It relaxes the muscles so they can’t move as well. No movement = no expression lines. Who should use it: If you’re past 40, are already using proven collagen boosters like retinol and vitamin C, but feel like there’s more you can do to keep your skin in top shape, investing in a copper peptide serum may make sense. I was happy with the results, didn't feel like I'd had 'work done', and I found myself wearing less make-up, too. I like to use this serum as a booster to other serums, like The Ordinary hyaluronic acid serum (if I’m feeling extra dry), vitamin C derivatives during the day, and retinoids or retinol at night.