MATRIXYL

Matrixyl — 10 mg

Synthetic research peptide from the matrikine family, studied in the dermatological and cutaneous field for its potential role in collagen-related signaling, skin elasticity and structure.

Available in France as a lyophilized powder, 10 mg vial, intended exclusively for research.

Product intended exclusively for laboratory research. Not intended for human consumption, direct cosmetic use, or topical application.

What is Matrixyl?

Matrixyl , also known as Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4 or formerly Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-3 , is a synthetic peptide studied in dermatological, cosmetic , and cutaneous research. It belongs to the family of matrikines , peptide fragments capable of interacting with extracellular matrix cells and studied for their potential role in collagen-related signaling, skin elasticity, and structure.

Matrixyl is a palmitoylated peptide , meaning it is associated with a lipid chain. This modification is being studied to improve its affinity with skin environments and its stability against certain enzymes present in the skin. In the literature, it is often described as a fragment inspired by the C-terminal propeptide of type I collagen, which explains its interest in research on communication between skin cells and the extracellular matrix.

At Peptides France, Matrixyl 10 mg is offered as a lyophilized powder, intended exclusively for laboratory research. This peptide is of particular interest to studies on fibroblasts , collagen synthesis , the extracellular matrix, and the mechanisms studied in relation to skin appearance, firmness, and texture.