Four Targeted Peptides - This isn't a generic “contains peptides” formula. It combines Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 + Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 (Matrixyl 3000™) with Acetyl Tetrapeptide-9 + Acetyl Tetrapeptide-11 to support collagen, glycosaminoglycans, extracellular-matrix organization and visible firmness.

Time-Released Moisturizing Biopolymers - Provide immediate moisture while helping prolong hydration, restore barrier quality and keep dry skin comfortable for longer.

High-Molecular-Weight Hyaluronic Acid - Holds water at the skin's surface, supporting hydration of the stratum corneum while helping soften the appearance of fine lines.

Ideal for: dry, dehydrated or mature skin that needs substantial, sustained moisture plus age-supportive care.

Apply a small amount to the face, neck and décolleté after cleansing and treatment products.

When layering:

1. Treatment serum

2. Eltraderm Collagen or treatment gel, if using

3. Peptide Cream

Use morning and/or evening as needed. During the day, follow with sunscreen.

Eltraderm recommends applying its moisturizer after serums and gels.

This is the heavy hitter. CE Moisturizer is my lightweight option, Hyaluron E provides more nourishment, and Peptide Cream is where I'd go when skin is persistently dry and needs serious staying power.

The time-release hydration matters. This isn't just about how rich the cream feels when you put it on. Its moisturizing biopolymers are designed to provide immediate moisture and prolong hydration afterward - exactly what I want for skin that feels parched again an hour after moisturizing.

And yes, the peptides matter too. There are four identifiable peptides in this formula with specific functions. After our whole screwdriver-versus-chainsaw discussion: these are actual tools with actual jobs.