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Oligopeptide-29

Oligopeptide-29 is a synthetic short-chain peptide used in cosmetics as a skin-conditioning and signaling-positioned ingredient.

What it is

Oligopeptide-29 is a laboratory-made oligopeptide, a short sequence of amino acids designed for use in skincare. Like other cosmetic oligopeptides it is included as a skin-conditioning agent and positioned for signaling-type support of skin appearance. It is used in serums, barrier creams, and sunscreens as a peptide-based active.

Safety & warnings

Synthetic cosmetic peptides such as this are generally well tolerated and are used at low concentrations. It is not a recognized fragrance allergen, and no comedogenicity concerns are established.

Origin & sourcing

Synthetic, produced by peptide synthesis to a defined amino acid sequence.

Questions everyone asks

What is oligopeptide-29?

It is a synthetic short-chain peptide, a defined sequence of amino acids made for use as a skin-conditioning ingredient in skincare.

Why are peptides used in sunscreen?

Peptides like this are added as skin-conditioning actives to support skin appearance alongside the sunscreen's UV filters.

Sources & references

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