Liquid Peptides™

Overall rating: 4.882611 / 5 from 2053 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Liquid Peptides is a daily peptide serum formulated with at least 10 peptides in a 30% blend, designed to slow and prevent the formation of expression lines and deep wrinkles. Customers praise its ability to make skin look radiant, youthful, and plump, with noticeable improvements in texture and hydration. The serum is highly effective in reducing fine lines and preventing breakouts, offering a lightweight and easily absorbed texture.

Summary topics

• Skin Appearance: 7%
• Skin Feel: 18%
• Skin Improvement: 3%
• Absorption Speed: 7%
• Product Texture: 6%

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Review highlights

• "Great product, skins feels very supple and hydrated, absorbs very well, pairs well with other products" — Daisy T.
• "My skin feels lovely and complextion alot clearer and fine lines and wrinkles are less." — Julie J.
• "It's oily texture is absorbed quickly and makes my skin look more radiant almost instantly." — SARAH D.

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Q&A

Good day! I have Liquid Peptides ( wrinkle correction ) and Niacinamide Peptides (acne prone skin). What order do I need to use them in the morning? Or do I need to use smth in the morning and smth in the evening?

Hi Halyna, great question! Yes, they work really well as a duo. In the morning, apply Liquid Peptides first, followed by Niacinamide Peptides, then your moisturiser and SPF. Both can be used together, and you can also continue using them in the evening for boosted results.

Hi there! I wonder if I need to use liquid peptides serum in my routine if I do currently have copper peptide serum ( the one that is two component based) or it's doing quite same? I'm not running for any wrinkles care , mostly to moisturise/keep acne and rosacea in bay, and pores as well. My current am/pm routine is: AM: surface radiance cleanser+press&glow+ clarity peptides+C-Tetra luxe+total daily moisture h. E. O . While PM: l mandelic cleanser or surface radiance cleanser+ press&glow+clarity peptides+copper PCA peptides+ advanced night restore eye and face ( or total daily moisture). . Is it a right way to layer it? Does the liquid peptides have antiinflammatory effect? Or it's not needed when I have copper PCA? I'm also worried that clarity peptides are discounted, should I replace them with niacinamide serum? Thanks

Hi Lana! Thanks for your question. You don’t need Liquid Peptides. Given your goals, Niacinamide Peptides would be the best replacement for Clarity Peptides. It helps calm inflammation and redness, support pores and oil balance, and strengthen the skin barrier, without being heavy.

Hello team, As there is no recommendation to build liquid peptides up gradually, unlike for crystal retinal, does that mean it is fine to start with liquid peptides advanced MP as a complete peptides beginner, or is it recommended to start with this liquid peptides product? Many thanks!

Hi Charli, that's correct, you don't need to phase in usage of Liquid Peptides, and it suitable for all skin types, including sensitive.

Hello, wondering if you can use this along the eye area ?

Hi Sara, our Liquid Peptides can be applied directly to the face and around the eye contours (directly on the cheekbone and above the brow bone) This should not be applied directly under the eye area. Thanks,Medik8!

Would this be classed as a gel based serum, I am looking to use with a micro current device?

Hi Rachel, Liquid Peptides is a water-based serum, not gel, and has not been tested directly with micro-current devices. We would advise reaching out to the manufacturer of your device for suitable products.