Peptide Firming Night Cream

Shares a similar moisturizing base (shea butter, glycerin, cetearyl alcohol) and tocopherol, but completely missing the peptide and melatonin that define the source's firming/night-repair claim.

This is a hand cream that shares only the minor antioxidant tocopherol; it has no peptide (caproyl tetrapeptide-3) or melatonin, which are the actual firming/night-repair actives in the source.

Shares only tocopherol and a generic emollient base; no peptide or melatonin, and relies on silicones/urea rather than the botanical oils and actives that define the source.

An eczema-focused cream sharing tocopherol and shea butter but no peptide or melatonin, so it can't replicate the source's firming/night-repair function.

A basic body lotion with only tocopherol in common; no peptide or melatonin, and the formula leans on silicones/coconut oil rather than the plant-butter/peptide-firming approach of the source.