Catecholamine
ChemicalSubstanceCatecholamines are a class of monoamine compounds — principally adrenaline (epinephrine), noradrenaline (norepinephrine), and dopamine.
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Ceramide NP
ChemicalSubstanceMost abundant ceramide subtype in skin, primarily responsible for the barrier's hydration-retention function.
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Ceramides
ChemicalSubstanceFamily of lipids comprising 50% of your skin barrier, essential for retaining moisture and defending against environmental damage.
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Coenzyme A
ChemicalSubstanceCoenzyme A is the acyl‑carrier cofactor required for lipid and energy metabolism, including ceramide, fatty‑acid, sterol, and sebum synthesis, linking vitamin B5 to barrier and sebaceous function.
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Coenzyme Q10
ChemicalSubstanceCoQ10 is the skin’s primary lipid‑soluble antioxidant and a key mitochondrial cofactor; its levels fall with age and UV exposure but can be replenished topically.
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Copper Peptide GHK-Cu
ChemicalSubstanceAn endogenous human tripeptide that acts as a carrier for copper ions and a genomic regulator of tissue repair and matrix remodelling.
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Cysteine
ChemicalSubstanceA sulphur-containing amino acid that provides the cross-linking chemistry holding keratin structures together in skin, hair, and nails.