Oligopeptide-68
What Oligopeptide-68 is & what it does
Oligopeptide-68 is a synthetic short-chain peptide used as a skin-conditioning agent in cosmetic formulas. In skincare and sunscreen products it is included for its signaling-peptide role, which is associated with supporting a brighter, more even-looking complexion. A notable property is that, like other peptides, it is used at very low concentrations.
What does Oligopeptide-68 do in skincare?
It is used as a skin-conditioning signaling peptide. In formulas it is typically included at very low concentrations and is associated with supporting a brighter, more even-looking complexion.
Is Oligopeptide-68 natural or synthetic?
It is synthetic. The ingredient is a lab-made short-chain peptide produced through controlled synthesis rather than extracted from a natural source.
Is Oligopeptide-68 vegan?
Synthetic peptides like Oligopeptide-68 are often suitable for vegan formulas, since they are typically manufactured without animal-derived materials. Because production can vary by supplier, a brand's own vegan claim is the most reliable confirmation.
Sunscreens with Oligopeptide-68
We rate 7 sunscreens that contain it:
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Naruko Am + Pm Peptid Spf 50
81/100
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Wardah UV Shield Tone Up Sunscreen Serum SPF 50 Pa+++
79/100
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Wardah Crystallure Supreme Revitalizing Rich Cream 35 Pa+++
64/100
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Lumière de Vie Daily Brightening Broad Spectrum SPF 50
64/100
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Langé Paris Bb Creme Sublime Moi Spf 10
60/100
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Revive Skincare Perfectif Even Skin Tone Cream Spf 30
60/100
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BLK/OPL Even True Nutritive Skin Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 15
49/100