cTDP (Cycle Transdermal Peptide)

Other Name: cTDP (Cycle Transdermal Peptide); Transdermal Cyclic Peptide cTDP
Content: >100ppm
Appearance: Colorless transparent liquid
Odor: Odorless
Solubility: Water-soluble
Recommended dosage: 1-5%

Advantages
1. Effective on both large and small molecules, providing more than a 10-fold increase in absorption for biologically active macromolecules;
2. Rapidly opens skin channels in 5 minutes and closes them in 30 minutes; this process is reversible and non-damaging;
3. Penetrates through hair follicles and intercellular spaces, making it safe and highly efficient;
4. The world's first substance utilizing an active transport process. Adding energy components such as ATP can further improve transdermal absorption efficiency;
5. Can alter intercellular spaces by interacting with the Na, K, ATPase β-subunit on the surface of skin cells;

Function
1. Firming;
2. Anti-wrinkle;
3. Promotes absorption;
4. Soothing;

Application
Widely used in cosmetic products such as toners, astringents, eye creams, face creams, lotions, and hair and body care products.

About cTDP (Cycle Transdermal Peptide)
cTDP (Cycle Transdermal Peptide) is a small molecule cyclic peptide developed through phage display technology. It can rapidly open the intercellular spaces of skin cells, significantly improving transdermal absorption efficiency. Its core function is to actively promote the penetration of small and large molecular components (especially bioactive macromolecules), increasing absorption effectiveness by more than 10 times. It is widely used in cosmetics such as lotions, toners, and serums.

Storage
Stored at room temperature should be kept in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated place, sealed and protected from direct sunlight.
Should be stored in a refrigerator at approximately -20°C/4-8°C, sealed.