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سكين بوستر ببتيدي مستوحى من البوتولينوم

Si Belle BTX

يقدم Si Belle BTX مفهوماً يضم خمسة ببتيدات للعناية بالخطوط المرتبطة بتعابير الوجه، بتعبئة 2.5 mL × 1 EA. يناقش الكتالوج إشارات النواقل العصبية ومسارات SNARE/SNAP-25 وقنوات الصوديوم ومستقبلات الإنكيفالين.

Si Belle BTX — سكين بوستر ببتيدي مستوحى من البوتولينوم

المواصفات

البندمعلومات المنتج
شكل التعبئة2.5 mL × 1 EA
الببتيدات الرئيسية5

التركيب

المكوّنالدور الوارد في المصدر
sr-(Oligopeptide-91 Clostridium Botulinum Polypeptide-1)محاكاة SNAP-25؛ مفهوم الشطر
Arginine/Lysine Polypeptideمضاد ACh؛ مسار قناة Nav1.4
Acetyl Hexapeptide-8محاكاة SNAP-25؛ منافسة SNARE
Acetyl Octapeptide-3محاكاة SNAP-25؛ منافسة SNARE
Pentapeptide-18محاكاة الإنكيفالين

التقييم المذكور في الكتالوج

تعرض النشرة تقييماً لمدة أربعة أسابيع لتركيبة دراسة بتركيز 1 ppm على 21 مشاركاً. متوسط العمر 49.43 ± 4.43 سنة (41–54). تخص النتائج التالية تلك التركيبة المدروسة.

بند التقييمالانخفاض المبلغ عنه بعد 4 أسابيع
متوسط عمق التجاعيد2.65%
متوسط عمق أكبر تجعّد5.22%
أقصى عمق لأكبر تجعّد7.83%
العدد الإجمالي للتجاعيد19.54%
الحجم الإجمالي للتجاعيد6.93%
المساحة الإجمالية للتجاعيد5.39%
التفاصيل الأصلية الكاملة بالإنجليزية

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A peptide-based skin-booster concept designed for expression-related wrinkle care. The formulation combines five peptides associated with neurotransmitter signalling and muscle-contraction pathways, with a focus on visible smoothing of expression lines and relaxed-looking skin.

From hydration to expression-line care

Conventional skin boosters focus on hydration and skin conditioning. Si Belle BTX introduces a peptide-based concept focused on expression-related wrinkles and the biological pathways associated with contraction signals.

The formulation concept combines botulinum-inspired peptide mechanisms with a skin-booster format. The product packaging carries the line “Less Resistance, More Resilience.”

Composition and primary functions

All five featured peptide ingredients are presented for anti-wrinkle application.

IngredientFunction in the catalogueApplication
sr-(Oligopeptide-91 Clostridium Botulinum Polypeptide-1)SNAP-25 mimicAnti-wrinkle
Arginine/Lysine PolypeptideAntagonist of AChAnti-wrinkle
Acetyl Hexapeptide-8SNAP-25 mimicAnti-wrinkle
Acetyl Octapeptide-3SNAP-25 mimicAnti-wrinkle
Pentapeptide-18Enkephalin mimicAnti-wrinkle

How the peptide pathways are described

Acetylcholine release depends on the SNARE complex. The catalogue explains several peptide mechanisms at different points along the neurotransmission and muscle-contraction pathway.

Ingredient / pathwayMechanism described
sr-(Oligopeptide-91 Clostridium Botulinum Polypeptide-1)SNAP-25 cleavage; delivery-peptide and light-chain concept.
Arginine/Lysine PolypeptideNav1.4 sodium-channel blockade.
Acetyl Hexapeptide-8Competitive inhibition associated with SNAP-25 and SNARE-complex formation.
Acetyl Octapeptide-3Competitive inhibition associated with SNAP-25 and SNARE-complex formation.
Pentapeptide-18Enkephalin-receptor binding, reduced calcium-channel opening and reduced acetylcholine release.

Recombinant peptide technology

The catalogue describes sr-(Oligopeptide-91 Clostridium Botulinum Polypeptide-1) as a recombinant, highly purified protein comprising the light chain of botulinum toxin. SNAP-25 is identified as the shared biological target, with direct enzymatic cleavage of the SNARE protein complex.

The source diagram compares a conventional heavy-chain + light-chain structure with a delivery-peptide + light-chain structure. Oligopeptide-91 is described as the delivery tag in the peptide concept.

Arginine/Lysine Polypeptide

A biomimetic peptide inspired by compounds found in cone-snail venom. The proposed activity concerns sodium channels on the surface of muscle fibres.

Following acetylcholine release and receptor binding, rapid sodium-ion influx is involved in the electrical signal that supports muscle contraction. The catalogue schematic places the peptide interaction at the sodium-channel stage.

Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 and Acetyl Octapeptide-3

These SNAP-25-derived peptides compete in SNARE-complex formation and reduce acetylcholine release. Acetyl Octapeptide-3 is described as a Hexapeptide-8 derivative with higher biological activity in the cited material.

Pentapeptide-18

Pentapeptide-18 is described through enkephalin-receptor binding and reduced calcium-channel opening, followed by reduced acetylcholine release.

The catalogue includes third-party images comparing Pentapeptide-18, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 and their combination over 28 days.

Peptide concept compared with other formats

Catalogue comparisonBotulinum toxinConventional skin boosterSi Belle BTX peptide concept
FeatureNeurotoxinHydration-focusedPeptide neuromodulation
Expected focusMuscle paralysisSkin conditioningWrinkle-relaxing concept
Source categoryDrugCosmeticCosmetic-grade peptides

Analytical and cellular assays included

The brochure presents SDS-PAGE qualitative / quantitative analysis and cellular viability assays in human epidermal cells and human dermal fibroblasts.

No cytotoxicity was observed at ingredient concentrations of 10 ppm or below compared with control in the reported assays.

Four-week human evaluation reported

The catalogue reports a nasolabial-fold evaluation conducted by H&Bio Co., Ltd. / Korea Skin Clinical Research Center, with 21 subjects and a 1 ppm study formulation over four weeks.

The mean age was 49.43 ± 4.43 years, with a range of 41–54 years. The brochure reports wrinkle improvement and no adverse skin reactions during the study period.

EndpointReported reduction after 4 weeks
Average depth of wrinkles2.65%
Mean depth of the biggest wrinkle5.22%
Maximum depth of the biggest wrinkle7.83%
Total wrinkle count19.54%
Total wrinkle volume6.93%
Total wrinkle area5.39%

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