Medi-Peel Peptide 9 Volume Tox Pro Cream

It is a rich peptide face cream from Medi-Peel, sold at Beauty Bar in a 50 ml jar. Built around an extensive peptide complex with adenosine and hydrolyzed collagen, it is designed as a nourishing final step. It helps skin look firmer, plumper and more supple, softening the look of deep lines. It best suits dry, normal and combination skin.

As the final step of your routine, smooth an even layer over the face after your serum or ampoule, morning and evening. Massage in gently until absorbed. In the morning, follow with sunscreen. Because it is a rich cream, a modest amount is usually enough; adjust to how your skin feels, using a little more in winter or on drier areas.

No. "Volume Tox" is the product's name, not a medical treatment — this is a cosmetic cream, not an injectable, and it does not work like Botox. The name reflects its focus on a plumper, firmer, smoother-looking complexion through its peptide-rich formula. It cares for the appearance of skin from the surface, as all cosmetics do, with no needles and no medical effect.

This cream contains an unusually long list of peptides, including well-known ones like Copper Tripeptide-1 and Acetyl Hexapeptide-8. Peptides are widely associated in skincare with a firmer, smoother, more supple-looking complexion, which is why they anchor this "Peptide 9" formula. As with all cosmetics, the effect is on the look and feel of skin rather than its underlying structure.

It is formulated for dry, normal and combination skin, where a richer, more nourishing cream is welcome. If your skin is very oily or breakout-prone, you may find it heavier than you need, especially in warmer months. For those skin types, a lighter moisturiser is usually a better everyday choice — our advisors can help you pick one.

Use it as the very last step of your skincare, after cleansing, toning and any serums or ampoules, so it seals in the steps beneath it. It pairs naturally with other Medi-Peel Peptide 9 products. Use it morning and evening; in the morning, always finish with sunscreen as the final layer over the cream.

It includes some soothing botanical extracts, but it also contains fragrance and alcohol, so if your skin is sensitive or reactive, introduce it slowly and patch test first. Start a few evenings a week and build up as your skin adjusts. If you notice lasting redness or discomfort, reduce how often you use it or pause.