Elastin Peptide

Elastin is an important extracellular matrix protein, mainly distributed in ligaments (80%), aorta (30-50%), lungs (10-25%), skin (2-3%), which endows body tissues and organs with elasticity and tensile ability. Among them, desmosine is the characteristic hydrolysis product of elastin.

SEMNL elastin peptide is a small molecule peptide processed by bio-enzymatic technology from cattle or fish.

The raw materials come from large-scale cattle or fish processing enterprises in China, and the whole process can be traced and the quality and safety can be controlled.

What is the difference between elastin and collagen?

Collagen’s main benefit is strength. It’s comprised of very strong fibers that have impressive tensile strength, and is the foundation upon which the outer layer of the skin is anchored. Elastin is not as plentiful in the skin as collagen, but is critical for skin function. It provides softness and elasticity to skin, forming a three-dimensional network between the collagen fibers.