
Drunk Elephant Protini, Polypeptide Cream
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Proven pick: 4.4 stars across 1,800+ reviews. The peptide moisturizer makeup artists and skincare TikTok actually keep restocking, nine peptides plus growth factors in a gel-cream that wears clean under foundation.
Pros
- Nine peptides plus growth factors visibly firm and plump skin within 2 to 4 weeks of consistent use
- Lamellar gel-cream texture absorbs in seconds, layers cleanly under SPF and foundation without pilling
- Fragrance-free and silicone-free formulation works for sensitive and reactive skin
- Refillable larger pump version available for sustainability minded buyers (this jar is the entry size)
Cons
- Premium price tag, $72 for 50ml is roughly 3x the price of similar peptide creams from drugstore brands like Olay Regenerist
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it morning AND night?
Yes. Drunk Elephant designed it as a daily moisturizer for both. Use after serums and before SPF in the morning, and as the final step at night (or under a thicker night cream if your skin runs very dry).
Is it good for acne-prone skin?
Generally yes. It's free of fragrance, essential oils, and silicones, the most common breakout triggers in moisturizers. Some heavily oily skin types still find it too rich for daytime; the Drunk Elephant Lala Retro is lighter.
How long does the 50ml jar last?
Roughly 2 to 3 months at twice-daily use, longer if you use it only at night. The pump dispenser doses precisely and minimizes air exposure to keep the peptides stable.
How does it compare to The Ordinary Buffet?
Both contain peptide complexes, but Buffet is a serum (lighter, layered under moisturizer) while Protini is a moisturizer (richer, last step in the routine). Many users layer them: Buffet first, Protini on top.







