Creamy Peptide Cream 1 fl oz (30g) | Advanced Brazilian Formula with 10 Peptides & Acetyl-Glucosamine for Collagen Boost | Deep Hydration, Firming, Wrinkle Reduction & Even Skin Tone

The cream is very good but this time the pump was not working properly .

Product doesn't come out of the packaging I squeeze it many times and almost nothing comes out, disappointed

This peptide cream is a thin consistency - more of a serum than a cream. The bottle says to use this in place of a cream. Although I do feel its moisturizing properties, I do not feel it's hydrating enough. Especially right now, in the winter when my skin is so dry. It might be enough in warm weather or a more humid climate.The cream spreads easily and it does sink into my skin. It's not greasy, and it has no fragrance. My skin feels softer with this, and the tone looks improved.I really like the way the pump pops up when it's twisted. It's easy to use, and it keeps the tip clean.

This Creamy Peptide Cream is a bit of a misnomer, as the texture falls somewhere between a serum and a light lotion. By no means is it a cream consistency. The main picture of the container shows that this lotion contains a multi peptide complex consisting of acetyl glucosamine, matrixes synthe'6, and matrixes 3000. Unfortunately, when you read the back of the box, at the bottom it indicates that it also contains copper peptides. There has been a lot of buzz in the cosmetics industry over whether or not copper peptides do lead to firming or not, but it is also widely acknowledged that most copper peptides (unless they are encapsulated) don't play well with Vitamin C products in particular, and may also not play well with other things like acids or retinoids. I tend to use Vitamin C serums in the morning, followed by my moisturizer, and then sunscreen. In this case, if I wanted to use this Creamy peptide lotion in the morning, I would need to avoid my Vitamin C serums, but also, and this is important- I'd need to be very careful about which sunscreen to use as well, as many sunscreen manufacturers also put Vitamin C into their sunscreens to boost the antioxidant effect. So, should you decided to us the Creamy Peptide lotion, be sure to pick a "plain" sunscreen to pair with it. For me, it is easier to incorporate the Creamy Peptide lotion into my night routine, however, I do not find it moisturizing enough to use alone at night. My best guess is that this would be a decent night time lotion for people with oily skin, but it probably isn't the most effective skincare product for anyone who uses Vitamin C products in their routines, or those with dehydrated or dry skin wishing to use as a night cream. I do like that this lotion contains peptides, and I also like the packaging, as it is very travel friendly with the twist cap. Unfortunately for me, it just misses the mark as far as what I am looking for in a lotion or cream for my skin type.

I've been using this for over a month and a half. While I haven't noticed enough difference to post before and after pictures, I would definitely recommend this product. My skin gets very dry and flaky over the winter months. This cream has done a wonderful job of keeping it hydrated better than an expensive brand I usually use. I love the twist top dispenser and the color of the bottle. It goes on very smooth with no greasy or heavy feel on my skin. A lot goes a long way. I have not noticed much of a scent to it, which I appreciate.

Really wanted to like this product but upon opening, it only dispensed a minuscule amount of product after pumping several times to prime it, and then it wouldn’t dispense anything else. The only amount that came out of the bottle was half the size of a pea and literally would not dispense anymore despite pushing the topper down for dozens of times. I couldn’t even figure out how to take the topper off so I threw it in the garbage.

I received a boxed one fluid ounce pump bottle of Creamy Skincare Peptide Cream. The box label provides product information, directions, ingredient list, origin and company details. The pump dispenser is stamped with lot number, plus manufacture and expiration dates. The expiration date on bottle I received is 11/2025. This product is made in Brazil.The ingredient list is quite extensive and includes a number of peptides. No fragrance is listed, so the subtle scent is likely due to included extract and oil.I really like the pump dispenser. Twisting the top counter clockwise raises the pump dispenser. One pump provides quite a good amount of product, which is white, with a light, slightly gel type creamy consistency.The cream spreads easily and imparts a subtle glow. After use my skin felt soft and smooth. It did not irritate my sensitive skin, where sometimes peptides products do.If you are a peptide product user you may want to try this Brazilian cream.

I've been using this product one to two times a day for several days now and I feel it's helped my dry skin. I've had absolutely no sensitivity issues with it and don't notice much of a smell to it at all.Pro tip - you open it by twisting the outer square of the cap, which makes the pump pop up! Took me quite a while to figure that out!