"With many years of experience in the fashion, beauty, and style industry, including my work as a publisher of a women's magazine, I've also been drawn to the exciting trends in cosmetology and health. A healthy body, beautiful skin, and hair are desires we all share. And now, I'm particularly enthusiastic about the rejuvenation of the body, a pursuit I'm undertaking with the collaboration of experienced partners and scientists."

- Co-Founder Yana Sanakina

Embarking on a journey into the science of peptides has unveiled their remarkable potential for both beauty and health. These short chains of amino acids act as signaling molecules within the body, playing crucial roles in processes like collagen production, skin repair, and even immune function. For beauty, peptides can visibly reduce the appearance of wrinkles, improve skin elasticity and firmness, and promote a more even skin tone. Witnessing these benefits firsthand after incorporating peptides into my own routine inspired me to delve deeper and share this transformative experience. This personal success has now led me to actively participate in the exciting world of cosmetic product creation, where I aim to contribute to developing innovative skincare solutions that harness the power of peptides for radiant and healthy skin.

Peptides are short chains of amino acids, typically composed of 2 to 50 amino acids linked by peptide bonds. They serve as the building blocks of proteins and perform a multitude of functions within the body, acting as signaling molecules, hormones, and neurotransmitters. There is a vast diversity of peptides with various functions and mechanisms of action.
Epitalon, also known as epithalamin or AEDG, is a synthetic tetrapeptide. This means it consists of only four amino acids: alanine, glutamic acid, aspartic acid, and glycine (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly).

Therefore, epitalon is a specific type of peptide but possesses a distinct structure and, consequently, a defined spectrum of activity.

Here are the main differences:

• Structure: Peptides can vary in length (from 2 to 50 amino acids) and amino acid sequence, whereas epitalon always has a fixed sequence of four specific amino acids.
• Function: Peptides perform a wide array of biological functions. Epitalon, on the other hand, is primarily known for its effects on the pineal gland, stimulating melatonin production and, it is hypothesized, increasing telomere length in cells by activating the enzyme telomerase. This is associated with its potential anti-aging properties, as well as improvements in sleep, immune function, and cognitive abilities.
• Origin: Many peptides are natural components of the body. Epitalon is a synthetic peptide developed based on the amino acid sequence of the natural peptide epithalamin, which was originally isolated from the bovine pineal gland.

In summary:

• Peptides are a broad category encompassing a multitude of diverse molecules with various functions.
• Epitalon is a specific synthetic peptide with a defined structure and studied properties, primarily related to its effects on the pineal gland and its potential anti-aging effects.