Do you need Peptides in Sunscreen? #shorts

Doctor Idris? Yeah? Important question. I know what you're gonna ask me. What are peptides? The new hyaluronic acid? Because I heard you saying peptides. So peptides are literally in everything. And we have our friend the beads to thank for that. But peptides are not a one size fits all. There are many different types of peptides. There's four main categories, and they don't need to be combined in everything because it doesn't make sense. Like, for example, come. This is Kosas, right? This is their Dream beam sunscreen. For 40 bucks, a sunscreen, by nature meant to sit on top of your skin. It's not meant to get absorbed by your skin in order for it to work, because you want it to sit on top in order to do this protective effect on your skin. Peptides are meant to get absorbed into your epidermis or even the upper layer of your dermis to stimulate your fibroblasts to secrete collagen. In this particular one, you have Palmitoyl hexapeptide 12, which is a type of peptide that's meant to signal collagen production.