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Glycine Soja Peptide

Glycine soja peptide is a soybean-derived peptide fraction used in cosmetics as a skin-conditioning and humectant ingredient.

What it is

Glycine soja peptide consists of short peptide chains obtained from the proteins of soybean (Glycine soja). These peptides are water-soluble and help condition the skin surface and support hydration. They are used in serums, moisturizers, and sunscreens for a smoothing, conditioning effect.

Safety & warnings

Soy-derived peptides are generally well tolerated in skincare. Because the ingredient originates from soybean, individuals with known soy allergies may wish to exercise caution. It is not a recognized fragrance allergen and is not an oil, so comedogenicity is not a typical concern.

Origin & sourcing

Derived from soybeans (Glycine soja) by breaking down soy protein into smaller peptide fragments.

Questions everyone asks

Where does glycine soja peptide come from?

It is made from soybean protein that has been broken down into smaller peptide fragments.

What is its role in a sunscreen?

It serves as a skin-conditioning and hydration-supporting ingredient rather than a UV filter.

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