In vitro studies focused on naringin (Trihydro Activator), gold peptide and micromolecular collagen – a peptide with a sequence identical to that found in human skin collagen. What do we know about these active ingredients?
The first one
The molecule known as Trihydro Activator is the subject of a patent held by Dr Irena Eris and the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. It activates potassium channels in the inner mitochondrial membrane. Recent publications also point to its soothing1 and neuroprotective2 properties.
The second
Gold peptide, on the other hand, is a collagen peptide conjugated with gold particles. It has anti-wrinkle properties, stimulating fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin, the two main structures responsible for skin firmness and tone. This keeps the skin taut and firm for much longer. The combination of gold and peptide also allows for the most effective use of the best properties of both ingredients, such as: peptide selectivity and activity, peptide stability and bioavailability, as well as a focus on high peptide concentration.
The third
There is also micromolecular collagen, which is biotechnologically developed micro-molecular collagen with a structure identical to that of human collagen. It was developed using advanced AI tools and obtained through a precise fermentation technique. This ingredient represents a new class of active substances – not derived from animal or plant sources, yet fully compatible with the biology of human skin. It has unique structural characteristics – it is composed of less than 100 amino acids, which allows it to penetrate the skin more effectively. Furthermore, by acting in multiple ways, it influences three key stages of the collagen cycle. These include: stimulation of collagen synthesis, strengthening of the collagen network and protection against degradation.