Ingredient guide
Hexapeptide-25
hexapeptide-25
In short
Hexapeptide‑25 is a newer six‑amino‑acid conditioning peptide found in multi‑peptide serums. Research is sparse, but it is used to complement other signal peptides that support elasticity and surface comfort.
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What it is
Registered PCPC hexapeptide in the higher-numbered sequence; six-amino-acid sequence with skin-conditioning classification; limited published topical clinical data; used in advanced peptide blend formulations targeting broader signal-peptide-class coverage; newer generation registered peptide adjacent to hexapeptide-19 and hexapeptide-37 which are better characterised.
Where it sits
Serums sit after toner and before moisturiser. Thinnest to thickest, water before oil.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Hexapeptide-25
- Moisturise
- SPF
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Where to find it
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Search the Lens for hexapeptide-25Common questions
What does Hexapeptide‑25 do for skin?
It contributes to smoother-feeling, well-conditioned skin and may support elasticity when used with other peptides.
Is Hexapeptide‑25 suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, it is generally considered gentle and compatible with dry or sensitive skin.
How is Hexapeptide‑25 typically used?
It appears in peptide-rich serums or moisturisers and fits easily into most routines without special steps.
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