This invention belongs to the fields of
biomedicine, beauty, and
personal care health technology, and discloses a dual-target oil-controlling
peptide co-amorphous
assembly, its preparation method, and its application. The method involves adding capryloylglycine and acetyl
tetrapeptide-5 to an
alcohol solution, heating to dissolve, rotary evaporating, and
drying to obtain a co-amorphous compound. This compound is then mixed with a
cyclodextrin compound and water, rotary evaporating, and
drying to obtain the dual-target oil-controlling
peptide co-amorphous
assembly. This invention employs a co-amorphous combination with
cyclodextrin inclusion to assemble acetyl
tetrapeptide-5 and capryloylglycine, solving the problem of their large
solubility differences and difficulty in coexistence, and significantly improving the
solubility of capryloylglycine. This
assembly enables simultaneous transdermal delivery of the two
active components through nano-assembly, helping to enhance the stability of acetyl
tetrapeptide-5 and reduce its
oxidative degradation. The two components synergistically control oil through a dual pathway of inhibiting 5α-
reductase and targeting the MC5R
receptor, respectively, exhibiting superior
bioavailability and
efficacy compared to a
single component.