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Why use hydrolyzed proteins instead of the protein itself?

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Why use hydrolyzed proteins instead of the protein itself?

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Here are some of the differences between hydrolyzed proteins and the proteins they were derived from: • While high molecular weight proteins have considerable film-forming and surface active properties, low molecular weight compounds such as peptides, amino acids, polyphenols and more can pass through the skin barrier and act on cells of the dermis and epidermis and develop biological properties (sun protection, antioxidant, synthesis activator, etc.). • Since the efficacy of an active ingredient varies as a function of the nature of its constituents, of their composition and of their molecular organization, the peptides produced through hydrolysis will have different properties and can be more effective in achieving a specific skin care benefits. • Peptides are more soluble, and therefore more available for use by the body than the original protein.

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