Matrixyl 3000-Type Lipo Concentrate — Oil-Soluble Peptide Blend

Matrixyl 3000-Type Lipo Concentrate is an oil-soluble peptide blend that combines Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 and Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 in a carrier made for the oil phase. It lets you bring a Matrixyl 3000-type peptide pair into facial oils, balms, emulsions and anhydrous products, where water-soluble peptides do not fit. Sizes: 1 oz (30 ml), 4 oz (118 mL), 8 oz (236 mL) and 16 oz (473 mL).

What Is the Lipo Concentrate?

This is the oil-soluble version of a widely used peptide pairing. The two palmitoylated matrikine peptides sit in a lipid-compatible base, which gives the concentrate its oily texture and pale yellow color; that color comes from the carrier itself, not from a dye. It is a concentrated active, not a ready-to-use product, and should not be applied without being built into a finished product.

Why an Oil-Soluble Peptide

Peptides for oil-based products

Brands making face oils, balms and anhydrous serums can now include a Matrixyl 3000-type peptide pair without adding a water phase.

Firmness and texture positioning

The blend helps support the appearance of firmer, smoother-looking skin and improves the look of fine lines and skin texture, according to the current product text.

Plays well with other peptides

It complements other peptides in multi-active products.

Applications

Use it in facial oils, oil serums, balms, the oil phase of emulsions and other anhydrous products. For water-based serums, choose the separate Matrixyl 3000 Peptide Solution or the Matrixyl 3000-Type Peptide Powder. More actives are listed in the active ingredients category.

How to Use

Add the concentrate directly to the oil phase of the product. Start with a low concentration and validate it in your own recipe before scaling to production; exact levels vary by product type. Use the technical sheet for the supplied carrier system and confirm compatibility, usage rate and regulatory compliance for your finished product. For more detail, read our guide GHK-Cu vs Matrixyl 3000: How to Choose a Peptide.

Compatibility

As an oil-soluble material, it mixes with plant oils such as macadamia oil, butters and the oil phase of creams. It is not meant for purely water-based serums.

Documents and origin

A COA is available on request for every batch. The concentrate is packaged in the USA; request batch documentation if you need the ingredient origin.

Specifications

Key actives: Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7. Form: oil-soluble liquid concentrate. Appearance: oily, pale yellow liquid. Packaging: USA. Sizes: 1 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz. Other specifications: per the batch COA and technical information.

Recipe: Peptide Face Oil Base (30 g)

Ingredients: 18 g macadamia oil and 12 g jojoba oil. Blend the two oils in a dry glass beaker. The Lipo Concentrate is then stirred into the oil base at a low starting level that you validate yourself; the listing does not give a figure, so no gram amount is stated. Fill into a 30 ml dropper bottle. With no water in the blend, no preservative is required.

Storage

The lipo concentrate is kept as directed in the documents issued for each batch.

Start with the 1 oz bottle and move up to 16 oz when your oil-based peptide line grows.

FAQ

Is this the same as water-soluble Matrixyl 3000?

No. This is the oil-soluble version; the water-soluble powder and solution are separate products.

Why is it pale yellow and oily?

The color and texture come from the lipid-compatible carrier, not from a dye.

What concentration should I use?

Start low and validate in your own product; levels vary by product type.

Is a COA available?

Yes, on request for every batch.