The INKEY List Peptide Moisturizer ingredients, decoded
This is a moisturizer with humectants such as glycerin and betaine, alongside emollients and fatty ingredients that shape its moisturizing feel. It also contains two peptides near the end of the list, plus benzyl alcohol and phenethyl alcohol.
This is one of two peptides in the formula and appears near the end of the list. The ingredient list alone does not show how much is present or what results to expect. Full receipt ›
This peptide also appears near the end of the list. Evidence for topical peptides is limited and ingredient placement does not establish the finished product's effects. Full receipt ›
02 · Who it may suit
People looking for a moisturizer with both humectants and emollients.
Those who prefer a cream formula containing fatty alcohol and shea butter.
People interested in peptide-containing skincare, with modest expectations based on the ingredient list.
03 · What to watch for
Benzyl alcohol and phenethyl alcohol may be a concern for people sensitive to fragrance-related ingredients.
Shea butter and several emollients give the formula a richer moisturizing profile, which may not suit everyone who prefers a light feel.
The peptides are near the end of the list; the ingredient list does not reveal their concentrations.
Questions people ask
Does The INKEY List Peptide Moisturizer contain peptides?
Yes. The list includes Acetyl Hexapeptide-37 and Pentapeptide-48, both near the end of the list.
Does this moisturizer contain fragrance?
Benzyl alcohol and phenethyl alcohol are listed. They can be used as fragrance ingredients, though benzyl alcohol can also serve as a preservative.
Is there drying alcohol in this moisturizer?
Cetearyl alcohol is a fatty alcohol used to soften skin and support texture. It is different from drying alcohols such as ethanol.
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