Argireline
Symbol Ag · MW 889 Da
Acetyl hexapeptide that softens expression-line muscle activity topically.
- Discovered
- 2002
- Half-life
- 5 days
- Approval
- Cosmetic ingredient
Reported effects
- Expression line softening
- Topical use
- Smoothing
Overview
Argireline, also known as Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, is a topical anti-aging peptide commonly used to reduce the appearance of expression lines and fine wrinkles. It is often compared to Botox in marketing because it targets the look of lines caused by repeated facial movement, but it works much more mildly and topically. Argireline is commonly found in wrinkle serums, eye creams, and facial treatments aimed at the forehead, crow's feet, and smile lines. Its purpose is to help the skin appear smoother, more relaxed, and less creased over time. As a skincare peptide, Argireline is popular for non-invasive wrinkle care and expression-line support.
How it's taken
- Typical Administration
- Topical
- Typical Dosage
- Common cosmetic concentration is 5–10%
- Typical Frequency
- Once or twice daily
Research sources
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