Peptides are intelligent bioactive molecules derived from amino acids. Backed by decades of biomedical research, peptides have become a cornerstone of modern science, with applications across advanced healthcare and life sciences. Their unique molecular diversity enables precise biological communication, supporting visible firmness, hydration, repair, and resilience in the skin. Working in harmony with the skin’s natural processes, peptides help restore balance, strengthen skin’s foundation, and reveal a healthier, more youthful-looking complexion through advanced peptide science.

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THE PEPTIDE SKINCARE SYSTEM

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A Journey of Discovery

The peptide timeline

Alternating milestone cards follow the story of peptide research, from the first active peptide to TAYAM's latest collaborations.

First active peptide, Secretin, discovered.

First plant-derived peptide (soybean peptide) developed in Japan.

35 bioactive peptides identified in the human gastrointestinal tract.

First total synthesis of a peptide hormone, Oxytocin, wins Nobel Prize.

GHK peptide discovered, showing skin regeneration properties.

Copper peptide found effective for wound healing and anti-aging.

Genetic engineering used to produce peptides on a large scale.

Peptides become a core anti-aging ingredient in cosmetics.

TAYAM Peptide Laboratory established.

Beta-Alanyl Hydroxyprolyl Diaminobutyric Benzylamide: R&D breakthrough for skin care peptide.

Oligopeptide-215: R&D breakthrough for skin care peptide.

Published the first SCI academic paper.

Honor at IFSCC Congress.

Publication: Active Peptides for Skin Care, the first monograph on active peptides for skin care.

Established Research Laboratory in France.

TAYAM collaboration with UCSD.