Matrixyl 3000 + 3D HA Serum — Formula Reference

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60 mL final volume in source

Powder units

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Reviewed	Ingredient	Amount
	Matrixyl 3000 supplied powder	0.3 g
	Glycerin USP	2 mL
	Distilled or deionized water	2–3 mL; source allows up to 1 mL extra
	Prepared 3D HA serum base	Bring total finished volume to 60 mL

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Have it	Ingredient needed	Shop packs
	Matrixyl 3000 supplied powder 0.3 g	Source separately / confirm specification
	Glycerin USP 2 mL	Source separately / confirm specification
	Distilled or deionized water 2–3 mL; source allows up to 1 mL extra	Source separately / confirm specification
	Prepared 3D HA serum base Bring total finished volume to 60 mL	Source separately / confirm specification

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Suggested final pH

5.0–6.0Provisional target

Suggested development target for this recipe. Measure the finished batch; this target is not a tested shelf-life specification.

These are starting targets for formula development, not measured batch results or validated stability specifications.

Check the finished mixture

Measure after all ingredients, preservative and final water have been incorporated and the HA is fully hydrated. Use a calibrated pH meter suitable for the serum or cream, at room temperature.

If adjustment is needed, use a formula-compatible diluted pH adjuster in small, measured additions; mix and remeasure. Recheck after 24 hours at the same temperature. There is no fixed number of drops that works for every batch.

The target must fit every ingredient and the preservative. Reaching it does not establish safety or shelf life.

pH too high? Make a lowering solution →pH too low? Make a raising solution →

Confirm the target and adjuster compatibility before following the guide.

Before preparing this formula

Source: owner-uploaded recipe cards, read 18 October 2026. Data transcribed into the Recipe Lab format.
The card identifies Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 and Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7. Confirm the supplied blend and assay; the stated powder amount is not the same as a commercial solution use level.
The card suggests a warm-water bath around 40°C if needed. Confirm temperature limits for the exact material first; do not directly heat.
The card’s refrigerated 60-day storage claim is unverified. A compatible preservation system and stability assessment are still needed.
Source reference only: confirm exact material identity, active content, suitable use level, base compatibility and preservation before preparing a batch. The cards do not establish a tested shelf life.

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INTERACTIVE REVIEW

Preparation outline

STEP 01
Review the material specification and complete formula before preparation.
STEP 02
The source weighs 300 mg powder, then wets it with 2 mL glycerin to form a smooth paste.
STEP 03
The source adds 2–3 mL water gradually while mixing, with up to 1 mL more if needed. Wetting or clarity alone does not establish complete dissolution.
STEP 04
The source gradually incorporates this mixture into prepared 3D HA base.
STEP 05
Bring the total finished volume, including the premix, to 60 mL with base; mix and measure final pH.

Use & storage

Topical cosmetic reference only. Keep away from eyes and broken skin. Not for injection, microneedling or lash application.

Confirm preservation, final pH, stability and shelf life for the complete formula. Refrigeration and patch testing do not replace formula safety assessment.

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