APPLICATION DIRECTION
Build a line-care concept around the finished product you want to make: a light daily serum, a richer night cream or a targeted concentrate. The catalogue offers individual peptide identities alongside Geno-Wrinkle Pro™, a published six-peptide complex. These are ingredient selection routes, with different composition and purchasing questions.
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PRODUCT CONCEPTS
Begin with
the finished format.
- Daily facial serum
- Night cream
- Targeted line-care concentrate
These are examples for your brief. The supplied ingredient or format, its composition and target-market requirements are reviewed separately.
MAKE THE DECISION CLEAR
Three details
that shape the shortlist.
01
Define one lead claim
Decide whether the brief centres on the appearance of fine lines, skin texture or a broader age-care story. This gives the team a clear endpoint for evaluating the finished formula.
02
Compare the supplied form
For a single ingredient, establish the exact grade and supplied concentration. For a complex, distinguish the percentage of the supplied blend from the concentration of each peptide.
03
Plan the actual manufacturing route
Record the intended pH, cooling stage and co-ingredients. Geno-Wrinkle Pro™ publicly describes addition below 40°C and a 1%–5% use level; these supplier starting points still require confirmation for the selected formula.
EXPLORE THE AVAILABLE ROUTES
Ingredient starting points.
A focused individual-peptide shortlist
Compare separate ingredient candidates when you want to choose and document each component of your concept. This is a shortlist rather than a ready-made combination.
A six-peptide complex route
Geno-Wrinkle Pro™ groups six published peptide ingredients into one supplied concentrate. Review the complete carrier declaration and active concentrations before comparing it with individual raw materials.
APPLICATION QUESTIONS
Before you
request the sample.
Is a complex automatically stronger than a single peptide?
No. The composition, delivered amount, formula and evidence answer different questions. A longer ingredient list alone does not establish a better finished product.
Does 3% complex mean 3% peptide?
No. The supplied complex includes its carrier. Its individual peptide concentrations are not published on the source page.
Can I use ingredient research as my serum’s claim evidence?
Ingredient information helps frame a concept. The final product’s claims need evidence appropriate to its own formula and use.
YOUR NEXT FORMULATION
Plan a line-care sample
for your actual formula.
Include the lead appearance objective, serum or cream format, candidate material, proposed pH and sample quantity. Separate the supplied blend use level from peptide concentration.