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Bio-placenta peptides and potassium hydroxide

Bio-placenta peptides and potassium hydroxide: keep them apart

Keep them apart

Use them at different times of day by applying the peptides first and the potassium hydroxide later, because they cancel each other out. High alkalinity makes the peptides unstable and stops them from working properly on your skin. You can space them out into separate routines or switch to a gentler formula.

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Questions and answers

Can you use bio-placenta peptides and potassium hydroxide together?

No, you should keep bio-placenta peptides and potassium hydroxide apart in your routine. Mixing them is not recommended because highly alkaline environments cause peptides to lose their stability and activity.

Which goes first, bio-placenta peptides or potassium hydroxide?

Keep bio-placenta peptides and potassium hydroxide apart in your routine because high alkalinity destabilizes peptides. Use them in separate routines to maintain effectiveness.

Are bio-placenta peptides and potassium hydroxide good for sensitive skin?

Bio-placenta peptides and potassium hydroxide should be kept apart in your routine because high alkalinity causes peptides to lose stability and activity. It is best to use them at different times to protect your skin barrier.

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