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Natural soybean peptides for cosmetics, plant-based amino acid moisturizing ingredients, barrier support.

Plant-based high-function peptides that cultivate beauty from the root of the skin. Supports moisture, firmness, texture, and clarity.

Soy peptide is a cosmetic-grade low molecular weight peptide ingredient extracted and hydrolyzed from soybeans. It is composed mainly of low molecular weight peptides ranging from 300 to 1000 Da, which are highly broken down from the proteins contained in soybeans, offering high affinity for the skin and penetrating deeply into the stratum corneum. This product is rich in a balanced array of natural amino acids and excels in moisturizing power, supporting the skin's barrier function. Additionally, due to the unique physiological activity of peptides, it is expected to improve skin texture, enhance firmness, and provide anti-aging benefits. It is oil-free and non-greasy, making it suitable for incorporation into a variety of products such as lotions, serums, emulsions, creams, and masks. It is also compatible with vegan formulations. ✅ High moisturizing effect: Supports moisture penetration and retention in the stratum corneum ✅ Strengthening skin barrier function: Protects the skin from dryness and external stimuli ✅ Improvement of skin elasticity and firmness: Synergistic effect with collagen production support ✅ Effect of refining texture and radiance: Reduces dullness and the appearance of pores ✅ Suitable for sensitive skin and vegan formulations: Plant-derived and gentle on the skin

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Bitter melon seed (embryo) derived plant insulin-like peptide (bitter melon peptide)

Not the whole fruit, but 'only the embryo.' Plant-based peptides extracted from the life center of bitter melon that support blood sugar balance.

This product, "Bitter Melon Peptide," is a high-value peptide material extracted and refined solely from the "embryo part" of bitter melon seeds, which is where the most nutrients and physiological activity are concentrated, unlike typical whole bitter melon extracts. The embryo is known as the central part that governs the life activities of the plant and is recognized for its high density of amino acids, functional peptides, and active components. Bitter melon peptides are referred to as "plant-based insulin-like peptides" due to their amino acid sequences and physicochemical properties that are similar to insulin. They are gaining attention as a material that supports blood sugar balance, particularly after meals. They are characterized by their relatively rapid action after ingestion and their ability to demonstrate sustained blood sugar stability. Additionally, this raw material contains a well-balanced composition of natural oligopeptides derived from bitter melon, 17 types of amino acids including essential amino acids, bitter melon glycosides, bitter components, vitamin C, and physiologically active alkaloids. These components form the foundation for multifaceted health benefits such as immune regulation, metabolic support, and antioxidant properties. By employing an advanced process that selects and extracts only the embryo seeds rather than grinding the whole fruit or extracting the entire fruit, unnecessary components are minimized, allowing for a design of raw materials that excels in purity and functionality.

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