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Ingredient guide
tripeptide-10
In short
Tripeptide‑10, known as Decorinyl, supports the organisation of collagen fibres so they form a more regular and stable network. This helps improve skin smoothness and elasticity over time.
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Works for
Firmness · Texture
Best used
Evening
What it is
Commercially Decorinyl (Lucas Meyer Cosmetics); stimulates decorin production in dermal fibroblasts; decorin is a small leucine-rich proteoglycan that acts as a collagen fibril diameter regulator and spacer, controlling inter-fibril distance and mechanical integrity; addresses age-related collagen disorganisation (loss of fibrillar regularity) rather than just collagen quantity; best combined with collagen-stimulating peptides for synergistic ECM quality improvement.
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Common questions
It helps regulate the spacing and alignment of collagen fibres, supporting smoother texture and a firmer look.
It works well for anyone focused on texture or elasticity and is often paired with collagen‑stimulating peptides for broader benefits.
It is typically included in serums and creams targeting structural support and long‑term skin smoothness.
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Personal guidance only · For clinical concerns, see a dermatologist.