FAQ
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Peptides have several characteristics that support their use in cosmetic and personal care formulations.
- They may provide functional benefits at relatively low use levels.
- Certain peptides can be formulated to interact with the skin surface and support the appearance and condition of healthy skin.
- Some peptides are studied for their ability to support product preservation, skin conditioning, and overall formulation performance.
- Peptide ingredients can offer targeted functionality while maintaining compatibility with a wide range of cosmetic formulations.
TPI peptides are in a wide range of skincare products including: facial cleansers, toners, eyelash growth serums, lotions, masks, creams, sunscreens, serums, and gels. They can be found in both professional and take home products which treat acneic skin, aging concerns, pigmentation and sensitive skin.
Dr. Donald Owen has extensive experience in peptide research and the development of peptide-based technologies. His early scientific work included research involving peptide applications associated with organ preservation and transplantation. This work contributed to his broader interest in peptide science and its potential applications in skin research.
Over many years of research, Dr. Owen has focused on the development and characterization of peptide and peptide-mimetic technologies for topical applications, including their use in advanced cosmetic and personal care formulations.
His research has also included the development of bioemulsion technology designed to improve the incorporation, stability, and distribution of functional ingredients within topical formulations. This technology can produce small particle-size systems, including particles below 200 nanometers, to support formulation performance and ingredient delivery within cosmetic product systems.