Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4 (Matrixyl)
Original Matrixyl peptide; signals fibroblasts to upregulate collagen I/III and fibronectin.
Scientific Overview
Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4 (pal-KTTKS) is the original Matrixyl, developed by Sederma. The palmitoyl chain enhances stratum-corneum penetration; the KTTKS sequence is a procollagen I fragment that feedback-stimulates fibroblast collagen synthesis. Industry placebo-controlled trials show modest wrinkle-depth reduction at 4 ppm over 12 weeks.
Key Research Benefits
- ✓Collagen I/III synthesis
- ✓Reduces fine lines
- ✓Improves skin firmness
Potential Side Effects
Research Protocols
Common DosagesTopical
“Leave-on serum/cream”
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Vendors with public COAs that stock this category. Affiliate links are disclosed.
- Limitless Life NootropicsFL-based research-peptide supplier with Janoshik third-party COAs and a public affiliate program at ~20%.COA: JanoshikAffiliate disclosed
- SwissChems60+ peptide catalog with Janoshik COAs; weekly affiliate payouts.COA: JanoshikAffiliate disclosed
- Amino ClubEU/US-facing vendor with a 20% first-order / 10% recurring affiliate model.COA: Third-partyAffiliate disclosed
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Molecular Profile
Quick Reference
- Status
- Research Compound
- Category
- Cosmetic
- Common Dosage
- 3-8 ppm
- Daily AM/PM
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