Peptides ∙ EGF
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EGF is a specific type of peptide classified as a growth factor with potent skin regenerative properties.
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Peptides represent a broader class of molecules with varied functions, some of which mimic or complement the activity of growth factors like EGF.
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Both are important in skincare but differ in size, stability, and mechanism of action
| Time Frame | Effect of Peptides / EGF | Suitable Skin Types |
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| Immediately–few days | Supports skin repair by promoting keratinocyte proliferation and wound healing; reduces irritation and inflammation; improves hydration and barrier function | Sensitive, dry, acne-prone, post-procedure skin |
| 1–2 weeks | Noticeable healing of minor wounds and acne scars; reduction in redness and pigmentation; improved moisture balance | Sensitive, acne-prone, dry, combination |
| 2–4 weeks | Enhanced skin elasticity and texture; smoother skin; reduced redness and pigmentation; brighter, more even tone | All skin types (especially aging, sensitive, acne-prone) |
| 4–8 weeks | Visible anti-aging benefits such as reduced wrinkles and fine lines, firmer skin, faded pigmentation, increased skin thickness and collagen remodeling | Aging, dry, combination, sensitive |
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