Pepha® Tight
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Eye Bright with Argireline
Eye Bright contains 25% Argireline, 15% Matrixyl, and 8% Pepha Tight to reduce the appearance of crow's feet, tighten and lift the eyelids, bringing back a youthful contour to the eye area.
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Goat Milk Firming Lotion
Quench your skin with our Firming Goat Milk Lotion. Then, exfoliate with Lactic Acid and firm up with Pepha Tight.
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Liquid Facelift
Our Liquid Facelift Serum helps erase the look of fine lines and wrinkles. It firms, tightens, lifts sagging skin, and leaves a dewy glow with Uplevity, Argireline, Matrixyl, Retinol, Syn-Coll, and Pepha Tight.
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Matrixyl Collagen Booster Serum
20% Matrixyl 3000 & Pepha Tight give the skin a hydration boost and plump up its volume. Enrich your skin today!
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Neck Lift and Firm Serum with 20% Pepha Tight
Firm up your skin fast with Pepha Tight and Relistase in our Neck Lift and Firm Serum and tell gravity to take a hike.
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Pepha Tight Serum Booster
Our DIY Pepha® Tight will be a great addition to any skincare, cosmetic, or lotion formula you make for an instant lift with visibly firming.
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Peptide Fusion Anti Aging Serum
Our Peptide Fusion Anti-Aging, Anti-Wrinkle Serum uses a blend of peptides and marine actives to minimize the appearance of wrinkles, firm, and strengthen the elasticity of your complexion.
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Uplift Eye Cream
Treat the appearance of dark circles and crow's feet with Uplift Eye Cream packed with the best anti-aging peptides and natural botanicals to diminish the look of wrinkles, lift, and brighten.
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Wrinkle Eraser Supercharged Peptide Serum
Our signature powerhouse serum that rivals competitors' serums costs $150 and up! The highest concentrations with 11 ultra-potent anti-aging peptides.
Instant Skin Tightener
Ingredients: {Algae, Pullulan}
EWG Rating—Algae
Pepha Tight is an all-natural instant skin tightener. It is one of the most effective anti-aging skincare ingredients on the market.
It has immediate firming effects but improves elasticity over time, giving aging a one, two-punch.
A sagging face is a major complaint many women have about growing older. Our jawline begins to droop and sag, and so do the cheeks and jowls. The main effect of Pepha Tight is increased skin tone.
As we age, our skin's natural collagen and elastin naturally deplete, resulting in thin, dropping, sagging skin.
To correct this, most women opt for a facelift, where a plastic surgeon makes an incision and pulls the face tight again, resulting in a more youthful, firm look.
This usually has to be supplemented with collagen injections to fill sunken areas. However, some women do not want to resort to extreme measures, preferring to try more natural solutions before going under the knife.
Pepha Tight is one of those solutions. It is formulated from marine algae, which provide nutrients to the skin and have a tightening effect. Marine algae are the most similar to human collagen.
When applied to the skin. It is treated as collagen. The active firming and tightening ingredients in Pepha Tight are polysaccharides, which provide hydration.
Pullulan immediately tightens the appearance of the skin. Interestingly, Pullulan is one of the elements in those breath strips and one of the reasons why your tongue might feel tight after using one.
This ingredient creates a thin, water-soluble film over the face, actively lifting and tightening the skin's appearance when applied appropriately. It is film-forming.
It is most commonly used in "liquid facelift" type serums, as it mimics the effects of a facelift without ever having to see a surgeon.
Peptides, Algae, and Tightening
The other Pepha Tight components provide other anti-aging effects, including moisturizing effects and inherent peptides.
When skin is dehydrated, it not only has a dull appearance but can worsen the look of a sunken face. Conversely, by providing the necessary moisture, the skin cells can look more voluminous and youthful.
Pepha Tight's peptides encourage the regeneration of healthy cells, including stimulating collagen production and elastin production, which builds a healthier, more youthful-looking face.
Reactive Oxygen Species
Over the long haul, Pepha Tight provides a barrier against environmental pollutants and other factors that can cause premature aging. In addition, reactive Oxygen Species accelerate the aging process.
This causes collagen to break down faster and earlier than usual. And cross-linked collagen begins to arise.
Pepha Tight to Retrain Elasticity
Our customers love the benefits of Pepha Tight. Its anti-aging tightening effects are long-lasting even after one application. The longer it is used, the better the tightening results.
When Pepha Tight is used consistently, skin-smoothing and moisturizing benefits appear. Including a reduction in the appearance of fine lines.
Pepha Tight also contains antioxidants like vitamins C and B, which can fight free radicals. Free radicals cause premature aging, including discoloration and dullness, exacerbating the look of wrinkles and sagging skin.
DIY Skin Firming Boost
In addition, seaweed is known for its benefits on cheeks that are visibly tightened. Thus, Pepha Tight is one of the best anti-aging ingredients available today.
If you are interested in DIY beauty, this anti-aging ingredient is a must-have! You can add it to any serum to help tighten the cheeks and jawline.
It is also great for firming the neck if used in a moisturizer. Even elbows and knees can benefit from Pepha Tight used in body lotion. Assist droopy eyelids in a perk-up, lift with a mask; the possibilities are endless.
Our best-selling DIY skin-tightener. Boost your anti-aging serums today!
Firming Serum with Pepha Tight Recipe
1-ounce Hyaluronic Acid
45 drops Pepha Tight
Add the HA into a sanitized glass vessel. If it has a spout, that's a bonus. Next, add in the Pepha Tight drops. Blend together with a glass stir stick or homogenizer. Pour into an airless container or another bottle.
Sources:
https://www.dsm.com/markets/personal-care/en_US/products/products-ranges/bioactives/pepha-tight.html
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28702974
About the Author
Kari Thomas wrote this article.