Acetyl Dipeptide-1 Cetyl Ester
INCI: Acetyl Dipeptide-1 Cetyl Ester
Lipophilic neuropeptide marketed as Calmosensine, claimed to reduce sensory discomfort by modulating enkephalin receptors. Evidence is limited to small manufacturer studies.
ComedogenicDescribes any ingredient, cosmetic, or skincare product that tends to clog pores. Scored 0 (non-comedogenic) to 5 (highly likely to clog pores).
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IrritancyRefers to the state or quality of being irritating, provoking annoyance, or causing physical discomfort. Scored 0 (well tolerated) to 5 (likely to irritate sensitive skin).
1 / 5
EWGThe Environmental Working Group operates the EWG Skin Deep® Cosmetics Database, which evaluates the safety of tens of thousands of personal care products. Scored 0–10 based on hazard level: 0–2 low hazard, 3–6 moderate, 7–10 high.
1 / 10
Functions
peptide, soothing
Functions in a formula
- peptide
- soothing
Suitable for skin types
- Sensitive
Also listed as
Calmosensine
Our matcher recognises all of these names automatically.
Part of complexes
This ingredient appears as a component of the following branded active complexes:
This page is continuously reviewed. Last updated 7/1/2026.
Informational only - not medical advice. See methodology.