15 Jan
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Author: Ellemental
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Peptide Booster
Formula: 28154 Difficulty level: beginner Shelf life: min 3 months pH optimal: 5.5-6.0

Phase Ingredients Dosage % Total 30 gr
A Pure water 88,4 26,5 gr
A Peptide-coll 3 0,9 gr
A Peptidelin 2 0,6 gr
A Sodium lactate 2 0,6 gr
A Acacia gum 2 0,6 gr
A Guar gum 2 0,6 gr
B Cosgard 0,6 0,18 gr

1. Mix the liquid ingredients of phase A and sprinkle the gums with vigorous stirring. Set aside for a few minutes for the gel to form.

2. Add phase B and homogenise. Transfer the resulting solution to the dedicated container.

The result is a concentrated peptide serum that aims to diminish expression lines, relax the skin, relax the muscles responsible for wrinkle formation, stimulate collagen production and improve the overall appearance of the face.
It is usually applied together with the day moisturiser or night nourishing cream, but can also be applied individually as a serum, a few drops spread over clean and toned skin.

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Ellemental
27 Mar 2024
Hello Cornelia, BS Preservative can be used to protect a variety of cosmetic products, especially aqueous systems and emulsions, with pH between 2 - 5.5. When replacing Cosgard Preservative with BS Preservative in this recipe, adjust the pH of the product to 5.5.
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Cornelia P.
25 Mar 2024
Hello! Can you use BS preservative instead of Cosgard?
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Ellemental
08 Nov 2023
Hi Daniela, We recommend you to prepare the recipe again, taking care to measure the exact quantities, especially guar gum and acacia gum. The serum should have the consistency of a fluid gel, easy to spread on the skin, without leaving any flaking after massaging it into the skin.
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Daniela T.
30 Oct 2023
Hi there! I made this recipe and it came out very viscous, it flows very hard from the pipette. After applying to the face, if I massage the product more on the skin, flakes appear, or the gel turns into flakes. I don't know how to describe it exactly, but I think you get my point. I followed the recipe exactly. In terms of effectiveness, it's very good. I mean, you can really see the effect of the peptides in reducing wrinkles and slightly immobilizing the muscles. Thank you in advance for your reply!
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Ellemental
22 Jun 2023
Hi Laura, the PH of the finished product preserved with Softdermo Eco must be less than 5.5%. In the case of this recipe we cannot recommend the proposed substitution. Yes, you can add dermo-filler 2%, adjusting the amount of water. Measure the pH of the finished product.
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Laura M.
21 Jun 2023
Can cosgard be replaced with softdermo4%? I would add dermo filler 2% and I wouldn't put dairy as I don't have it
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Ellemental
09 Nov 2021
Dear Patricia, yes, you can use rose water or other flower water instead of water. Have a nice day!
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Patrícia
08 Nov 2021
Welcome to you! I would like to know if I can use rose water instead of water? Thank you for your reply in advance.
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Ramona O.
26 Aug 2019
Thank you kindly, have a wonderful day
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Ellemental
26 Aug 2019
Hello! We suggest you to choose a toner recipe suitable for your skin type.
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Ramona O.
24 Aug 2019
Good evening, along with this serum what toner would work to use from the recipes given by you? Thanks
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Ellemental
08 Jul 2019
Hello! In place of the sodium lactate you can in principle use another moisturizing, moisturizing ingredient, but we haven't tested the formula in that sense.
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Paul N.
06 Jul 2019
Hello. What can you replace sodium lactate with?
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Ellemental
23 Apr 2019
Unfortunately you can not, ceramid being liposoluble. Have a nice day!
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Marishell O.
23 Apr 2019
Can I add ceramide here? If so, how much & which phase? Thank you.
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Ramona O.
28 Feb 2019
Thank you kindly for your reply,have a wonderful day.
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Ellemental
28 Feb 2019
Hello. On the serum in which you added more grapefuit pit extract than the recipe calls for, but no more than 1%, it's probably okay and you can use it if it hasn't destabilized. With the other serum, the extra water isn't a problem, but if it's peeling it means you've either included too much gummy dosage or you're applying too much to the skin.
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Ramona O.
27 Feb 2019
Hello, I made 2 serums, to one of them I inadvertently put more grapefruit extract than specified in the recipe, is there a problem, and to the other one I added up to a gram of water extra and today when I used it peeled off the face, that is, it exfoliated, something like that, what can I do?
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Ellemental
25 Feb 2019
Hello! We do not recommend in this formula the proposed substitution. You can make a similar composition without guar and acacia but with xanthan about 0,3%, in this case you have to change the preservative with Cosgard.
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grigore a.
23 Feb 2019
Hello, can you replace the two gums with xanthan gum? What quantity? Thanks!
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