Could neuropeptides be the topical 'Botox in a bottle' alternative that actually works?

Close up image of a woman's face while she drips pipette serum onto her skin, in a white frame set against a dark pink background .

Botox remains one of the most popular aesthetic treatments in the UK. With an estimated 900,000 injections carried out annually in our country, we’re pretty taken by the stuff.

But our desire for less invasive, naturally-sourced approaches to skin is also increasing. And the fact that skincare products, such as the best face moisturisers, are becoming more and more advanced can only be a win if you seek needle-free results for less money and less downtime.