Collagen Tripeptide (CTP)

Collagen Tripeptide (CTP) is the smallest structural unit of collagen prepared from pig skin and fish skin using advanced bioengineering technology. It is a kind of collagen containing glycine, valine (or hydroxyproline). Plus one other amino acid tripeptide. In simple terms, collagen tripeptides are actually using advanced bioengineering techniques to intercept large collagen molecules that are useful for skin. Its structure can be simply expressed as Gly-x-y. Its average molecular weight is 280 Daltons. Since the molecular weight of collagen tripeptides is small, they can be fully absorbed by the body. At the same time, collagen tripeptides can also effectively penetrate into the stratum corneum, dermis and hair root cells.

Collagen tripeptide contains hydrophilic natural moisturizing factor, and the stable triple helix structure can strongly lock in moisture and keep skin moist and supple! Collagen and collagen peptides have moisturizing effect. The CTP contains a small molecular weight portion and a large molecular weight portion. Therefore, it not only has the same skin care effect but is also more stable and distinct. An impedance meter was used to determine the conductance value to characterize the moisture content of the stratum corneum. The results show that the application of CTP not only maintains moisture, but also increases the moisture content, which plays a role in moisturizing.

Nourishment: Collagen tripeptides penetrate the skin more strongly than collagen. It binds to skin epithelial cells through the stratum corneum, participates in and improves the metabolism of skin cells, strengthens the activity of collagen in the skin, and maintains moisture in the stratum corneum. The integrity of the fiber structure improves the living environment of the skin cells and promotes the metabolism of the skin tissue, enhances blood circulation, and achieves the purpose of nourishing the skin.

Brightening: The luster of the skin depends on the moisture content. The good water retention ability of the collagen tripeptide makes the skin moist and glossy, and gives a healthy glow.

Firming: When collagen tripeptide is absorbed by the skin, it fills in between the dermis of the skin, increasing the tightness of the skin, creating skin tension, shrinking the pores, making the skin tight and full of elasticity!

Anti-wrinkle: The dermis contains a plump collagen layer, and supplementing the collagen tripeptide can more effectively prop up the skin cells, combine the effects of moisturizing and inhibiting wrinkles, and jointly achieve the effect of stretching rough lines and diluting fine lines!

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Repair: Collagen tripeptide can directly penetrate into the skin's bottom layer, and has good affinity with the surrounding tissues. It can help cells to produce collagen and promote the normal growth of skin cells.

Nutrition: Collagen tripeptide is highly permeable to skin and binds to skin epithelial cells through the stratum corneum. It participates in and improves the metabolism of skin cells and strengthens the activity of collagen in the skin. It can maintain the integrity of the stratum corneum water and fiber structure, improve the skin cells living environment and promote skin tissue metabolism, enhance blood circulation, and achieve the purpose of nourishing the skin.

Breast: The unique hydroxyproline in collagen tripeptide has the function of tightening the connective tissue, which can make the loose tissue firm, support the sagging breast, make the breast upright, plump, and elastic.