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Bio-placenta peptides and protease

Bio-placenta peptides and protease: keep them apart

Keep them apart

Use them at different times of day, applying the protease first and the bio-placenta peptides later, because they clash and neutralize each other. The protease enzyme breaks down the bio-placenta peptides, preventing them from firming and smoothing your skin as intended. You can change your routine by using one in the morning and the other at night to keep both effective.

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Questions and answers

Can you use bio-placenta peptides and protease together?

No, you should keep bio-placenta peptides and protease apart in your routine. Proteases degrade peptide bonds and can render the peptides inactive.

Which goes first, bio-placenta peptides or protease?

Keep bio-placenta peptides and protease apart in your routine because mixing them may degrade the peptide bonds and render the actives inactive.

Are bio-placenta peptides and protease good for sensitive skin?

Bio-placenta peptides and protease should be kept apart in your routine because the protease degrades the peptides and renders them inactive. There are no specific products on this page containing both of these ingredients.

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Behind this pairing advice

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