Strivectin-SD was introduced to the public in 2002 by Klein-Becker and also to the World Congress on Dermatology that same year. During that presentation the results of two studies on the active main Strivectin ingredient were also introduced. Palmitoyl pentipeptide-3 is the active main Strivectin ingredient that has been shown to be effective in treating the layer of cells that lies between the dermis and epidermis of the skin.
It is this layer that is called dermal-epidermal junction that plays a large part in the skins elasticity and the formation of fine wrinkles. This main Strivectin ingredient works to maintain and restore the integrity of delicate connective tissue that binds the surface layer of your skin with the second or epidermal layer. When this layer of cells that connects these two skin layers becomes degraded due to age or sun exposure, fine skin wrinkles can form.
What This Strivectin Ingredient Does for Your Skin
Palmitoyl pentipeptide-3 works to restore the dermal-epidermal junction layer, unflattening it and bringing it back up to its pre degraded state and at the same time reducing the depth of skin wrinkles. This active main Strivectin ingredient has been shown to have better results on thinner skin, such as the skin on the face and the neck, so it is recommended that Strivectin not be used on other parts of the body that have thicker skin tissues.
The Main Active Ingredient in Strivectin - Palmitoyl pentipeptide-3
Skin wrinkles have many causes and are of several different types. The main active ingredient in Strivectin, Palmitoyl pentipeptide-3, has been shown in multiple clinical tests to be effective in reducing the depth and length of the fine wrinkles in the thin skin surrounding the eyes and mouth. Strivectin is recommended as part of a total wrinkle reduction and skin treatment therapy for skin that has become damaged from sun exposure and or aging.
Srivectin-SD Eye Cream is milder and less concentrated than Strivectin-SD skin cream, so it wont cause eye irritation during use and can in fact be applied right up to the edge of the perimeter orbital area of the eye usually with no irritation at all.
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