Proteasyl® TP POE LS 9818 (Aqua (and) Glycerin (and) Pisum Sativum (Pea) Extract)

Proteasyl® PW PSE LS 8951 (Pisum Sativum (Pea) Extract (and) Cyclodextrin)

Proteasyl™  is a powerful botanical peptide complex extracted from the seeds of Pisum sativum (garden pea), offering proven efficacy in anti-aging skin care and now, complete hair wellness. Rich in natural anti-protease polypeptides, it works across multiple skin and scalp layers to defend, repair, and visibly enhance firmness, elasticity, and hair strength.

Skin Benefits
Proteasyl™ supports visibly firmer, more elastic skin by protecting and rebuilding key structural elements across all skin layers. It boosts collagen and elastin production, strengthens the dermal-epidermal junction, and enhances epidermal cohesion—reducing inflammation and reinforcing skin resilience against aging.

Hair & Scalp Benefits – Proven Efficacy for Mature Women

Proteasyl™ now also addresses scalp sensitivity, hair loss, and fragility, with clinically proven efficacy in rinse-off applications like shampoos and conditioners.

In vitro / ex vivo results:

• Reduces IL-1β release from irritated keratinocytes → counteracts scalp microinflammation

• Increases Ki-67 and versican expression in C. acnes–stressed follicles → supports hair growth cycle

• Enhances hair fiber strength by +11% → improves resistance to breakage

• Reduces histamine release in irritated scalp explants → soothes sensitive, itchy scalps

In vivo clinical study (84 days):

• Reduces hair loss by 49% compared to placebo (measured by combing test)

• Improves scalp comfort: 93% of women reported reduced sensitivity and itching

• Visible effects as early as 10 days into the routine

• Ideal for postmenopausal women with thinning hair and a sensitive scalp

Proteasyl™ LS 9818 is the intelligent botanical solution for brands seeking a versatile, science-backed active that bridges skin care and scalp care in alignment with today's well-aging and holistic beauty trends.

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