Cosmetic Peptides for Formulators: Buy Wholesale

Cosmetic peptides for skincare and hair care formulas

This section brings together every peptide ingredient in the BeautyLabPro catalog, from classic signal and neurotransmitter-type peptides to copper peptides and hair-focused actives. Formulators, indie brands and contract labs can buy cosmetic peptides here in small trial sizes or arrange bulk quantities for production runs.

Choose the format: solutions or powders

Most peptides are offered in two forms. Ready-to-use liquids are grouped under Peptide Solutions, which suits brands that want to add an active directly to the water phase. Lyophilized raw materials are collected in Peptide Powders, a better fit for labs that prefer to set their own concentration. A popular powder example is Copper Tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu) Powder, while the Matrixyl 3000 Peptide Solution is a typical liquid choice.

Peptides for hair, lash and scalp products

Ingredients such as Myristoyl Pentapeptide-17, Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1 and CapiXyl are also listed in a dedicated Hair, Lash and Scalp Peptides section, so lash serum and scalp care developers can find them in one place.

Combining several peptides in one formula

Many finished serums use more than one peptide. Our guide on how to stack peptides in a serum explains how to plan such a blend. For larger volumes, the wholesale program covers bulk pricing requests for brands and manufacturers.

FAQ

Do you sell peptides in bulk?

Yes. Trial sizes can be ordered directly from product pages, and larger quantities can be requested through the wholesale page.

Should I choose a peptide solution or a powder?

Solutions are ready to add to a formula, while powders let you control concentration. The product page of each item lists its format and recommended use.

Where can I find usage levels and INCI names?

Each product page contains the specification provided for that ingredient. Please check it before formulating.

Do you have peptides for lash and scalp products?

Yes, they are collected in the Hair, Lash and Scalp Peptides section.