Cosmetic Peptides for Skin & Hair Care

Choose a cosmetic peptide

These listings are raw formulation ingredients. Pack sizes and prices appear on each product page.

• GHK-CuSmoother, firmer-looking skin→
• AHK-CuScalp & hair conditioning→
• SYN-AKEExpression-line care→
• SNAP-8Fine-line care→
• Matrixyl 3000Firmness-focused skin care→
• Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1Hair-conditioning peptide→
• SYN-COLLFirmness-focused skin care→
• Acetyl Hexapeptide-38Fuller-looking skin→
• KPVSkin-conditioning peptide · Coming soon→
• Dipeptide-2Puffiness-focused skin care→

Find a serum recipe or formulation reference

Our Recipe Lab includes recipe guides, formula references and concepts in development. Check each page’s status: a concept with pending amounts is not a complete recipe.

• 3D hyaluronic acid serum base recipe
• GHK-Cu and KPV serum formulation reference
• Peptide scalp serum formulation guide
• SNAP-8 and SYN-AKE formulation reference

Plan your formula

1. Read the ingredient guide and product details for the material you have.
2. Review ingredient compatibility and the pH guidance for your complete formula.
3. Choose a complete formula before using the batch calculator to scale it.

A compatibility suggestion does not establish the stability, preservation or shelf life of a finished formula. Raw cosmetic ingredients are for topical formulation, not injection.

Common formulation questions

Is a raw cosmetic peptide a ready-to-use serum?

No. A raw ingredient must be incorporated into a suitable cosmetic formula. For products you can use without formulating, browse our ready-to-use serums.

Can I use a powder at the same percentage as a peptide solution?

Do not treat the two as interchangeable. The active concentration and composition of the supplied material determine how an amount should be interpreted.

Where can I find mixing and pH information?

Start with the Ingredient Guide, then review the notes for your chosen recipe. Our pH adjustment guide explains the adjustment workflow.