Medipeel Medipeel Peptide

The live grid covers peptide-focused skincare across toner, emulsion, essence, cream, eye cream, sun stick, and stick treatment formats. Peptide 9 and Peptide Toxbor names both appear in the assortment.

Choose by routine step first. A sun stick, eye cream, toner, and face cream should not be compared as if they do the same job.

Peptide 9 Essence Toner 250 ml is an early layer after cleansing. Peptide 9 Volume Essence 100 ml is a treatment layer, and Peptide 9 Essence Emulsion 250 ml is a light moisturizing step.

A simple order is toner, essence, emulsion, then cream if needed. You can start with one step rather than buying the full line at once.

Bortox Peptide Cream 50 ml and Peptide Toxbor Cream 50 g are face cream formats in the visible grid. Peptide Toxbor Eye Cream 40 ml is a targeted eye-area product.

Choose face cream for the final moisturizer step. Choose eye cream only when you want a separate product for the eye area.

Peptide 9 Biosunstick 20 g is the SPF-style stick in the live assortment. Peptide 9 Melastick, Melastic, and Melasticide Multivam are smaller 10 g stick formats with tone-care style naming.

Use the sun stick as the final daytime SPF step. Treat the smaller Mela stick variants as targeted stick products and read the product directions before use.

For skincare, use toner, essence, emulsion, cream, and eye cream where needed. In the morning, finish with sunscreen or the Biosunstick if that is the SPF product you choose.

Avoid adding several new peptide products at once. Start with the step your routine lacks, then expand if the texture and finish suit your skin.

MEDIPEEL peptide product names can look similar, especially Peptide 9, Bortox, and Toxbor. Read the full card to confirm whether the product is toner, essence, emulsion, cream, eye cream, sun stick, or Mela stick.

Sizes also help identify the format, from 10 g sticks and 20 g sun stick to 40 ml eye cream, 50 ml cream, 100 ml essence, and 250 ml toner or emulsion.