5 Main Ingredients of Sujiko Peptide

Sakura

Coincidentally, Sakura is classified into Rosaceae family (group of Rose) – Sakura represents beauty of Japan whereas Rose represents beauty of the West. The beauty of Sakura begins to be widely accepted and represented in all manner of consumer of consumer goods of Japanase style (i.e. Kimono, stationery, and dishware, etc.)

Sakura or Cherry blossoms is edible food ingredient in Japan. However, the transience of the blossoms (typically 1 or 2 weeks) limits its applications in food and cosmetics. Japan technology successfully cleared procurement difficulties, enabling the stable production of Sakura Extract in bulk.

In addition to the emotional values, Sakura was studied by Oryza Oil & Fat Chemical Co., Ltd. and they were able identify Caffeoyl Glucose and Quercitin Glucose as the major functional component. Sakura in Sujiko Peptide has been proven as an anti-glaycation agent promoting Collagen formation in fibroblasts that leads into anti-ageing. 

Marine Collagen Peptide

Collagen makes up 30% of the protein in human bodies and is a major extracellular matrix. It can be found in the skin, joints, bones, tendons and blood vessels. It functions to maintain the elasticity of the skin. Marine collagen which derived from marine resources is a low molecular weight peptide. It has biological functions which include anti-oxidation, anti-hypertension and anti-ageing (Lin ET 2012). Research shows that marine collagen have a protective effect on liver and can improve lipid metabolism. Marine collagen can also increase the skin elasticity through stimulating the production of collagen of the skin cells. Hence, it can maintain youthful and vibrant skin and also neutralizing skin’s continuous aging deterioration by re-densifying dermis. Furthermore, it has also skin moisturizing effect. Reports have shown that there is a positive impact on the skin over longer period; marine collagen can also facilitate learning and memory via reducing oxidative damage in the brain and increasing the expression of neuronal gene.