Rosemary leaf
Rosemary leaf. Photo: Mokkie, CC BY-SA 3.0.

Synchrolife™

Palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7 with rosemary

Supports firmer, smoother skin.

  • INCIGlycerin (and) Pentylene Glycol (and) Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract (and) Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 (and) Chrysin
  • What it ispeptide complex with rosemary
  • Soort informatieOnderzoek naar de stof

Why it is in there

A complex of a peptide, rosemary leaf extract and chrysin, developed around the day-and-night rhythm in the skin. That is why it is in the night cream and not in the day cream.

Where it comes from

A complex of a peptide with rosemary leaf extract.

What is known

On the label it appears as palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7, rosemary leaf extract and chrysin.

The research into it comes from the manufacturer of the raw material. What came out of it is below, along with what we do not know about it. It is not about our night cream.

What the maker measured

In a two-month study by the manufacturer, against placebo, the surface area of deep wrinkles decreased by 27.7% on average and the skin was rated 12.1% less tired than with placebo. How many people took part and at what dosage sits behind a manufacturer login; we have not been able to consult it.

This is research into the active, not into the Valvor Man product. What a single active does in a study is not a promise about the cream it sits in.

Bron: Product page of the manufacturer of the ingredient

About the research

Supplier study lasting several months, against placebo. The number, sex and age of the participants and the dosage are in the supplier's technical library behind a login, which we have not read. Not with the Valvor Man product; the concentration in the formula is not yet known.

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