It is a synthetic peptide composed of five amino acids with a myristoyl group attached. It is widely used in cosmetic formulations for its potential to enhance the appearance of eyelashes and eyebrows by promoting their growth.

It works by stimulating the keratin genes responsible for hair growth, particularly in eyelashes and eyebrows. This peptide enhances the natural growth cycle, leading to thicker, longer, and stronger lashes and brows.

It is primarily used in eyelash and eyebrow enhancement serums, mascaras, and other related eye-care products. It may also be included in hair care formulations targeting scalp health and hair growth.

Yes, it is generally considered safe and effective for sensitive skin when used within recommended concentrations. However, it’s always advisable to conduct patch tests when developing new formulations.

Yes, it can be formulated with other actives, such as vitamins, antioxidants, and moisturizing agents, to enhance the overall efficacy of the product. Compatibility testing is recommended to ensure formulation stability.

It is soluble in water and most common solvents used in cosmetic formulations. Proper dissolution techniques should be employed to maintain its stability and activity.

The peptide helps to visibly increase lash and brow length, thickness, and density, providing a fuller, more defined appearance with regular use.

Yes, it is compliant with major cosmetic regulations globally, including those in the EU, US, and Asia, when used according to the recommended guidelines.

While it is most effective in leave-on products like serums and creams, it can also be used in rinse-off formulations where prolonged contact with the skin or hair is maintained.

Yes, it is effective in both rinse-off and leave-on formulations, though it works best in leave-on products like serums.