For real shoppers, not chemists

Found a weird name on your serum label? We’ll translate it.

Peptides show up as tongue-twisters like Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4 and nicknames like Matrixyl. We explain both—in plain English, with pictures.

Skincare serums and creams on a clean vanity
Ingredient label on bottle

Step 1

Flip the bottle

Find the ingredient list on the back—not the front marketing claims.

Applying serum with dropper

Step 2

Search the name

Type the INCI name or brand nickname (Argireline, GHK-Cu, etc.).

Skincare products on vanity

Step 3

Decide if it fits you

Learn what it’s for, where it’s used, and what to expect—no hype.

Curated lists

Topic filters with indexed peptide counts.

More ways to browse

Static indexes for search engines and deep-linking.

Brands using peptides

Logos and product shots from major retailers + image search.

View all 195 brands →

Start with the popular ones

These show up constantly in serums, eye creams, and moisturizers.

Browse by skin goal

Tap a category to filter the full list below.

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No match—try the INCI name from the back of the bottle, or clear your filters.

Educational only—not medical advice. Ingredient lists change; always read the label on products you buy.