Protease and triple peptide blend
Keep them apart
Use them at different times of day, applying the peptide blend in the morning and the protease at night, because enzymes break down peptides. Protease enzymes destroy the firming peptides before they can help smooth your skin. To use both, separate them by applying one in the morning and the other at night.
Protease products
- COSRX Centella Cleansing Powder
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FANCL
Deep Clear Washing Powder
$23.00
Triple peptide blend products
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Drunk Elephant
A-Passioni Retinol Cream
$76.00
Questions and answers
Can you use protease and triple peptide blend together?
No, you should keep protease and triple peptide blend apart because enzymes can break down and deactivate the peptides. Use them in separate routines to ensure both ingredients remain effective.
Which goes first, protease or triple peptide blend?
Keep protease and triple peptide blend apart in your routine because the enzyme can degrade the peptide bonds and render the peptides inactive.
Are protease and triple peptide blend good for sensitive skin?
Keep protease and triple peptide blend apart because enzymes can degrade peptides and render them inactive. Avoid using them together in the same routine.
Research on protease and triple peptide blend
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