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Biotin-GHK (Biotinylated Peptides)

Cosmetic-ingredient peptides combining biotin with the GHK tripeptide (e.g., biotinoyl tripeptide-1); published data on these forms are very limited.

Overview

Biotin-GHK products are cosmetic-ingredient peptides that conjugate biotin (vitamin B7) to the tripeptide GHK (glycyl-histidyl-lysine); ingredients of this kind appear in hair- and nail-care formulations, sometimes under INCI-style names such as biotinoyl tripeptide-1. Peer-reviewed data specific to these biotin-conjugated forms are very limited.

They should not be confused with the more extensively studied GHK-Cu (copper peptide) research compound, and cosmetic status does not imply evidence for the effects claimed in marketing.

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