GHK-Cu Copper Peptide Face Serum 1%
£39.99
Serums, powders and the rollers to use them with. Eight products, no filler lines.
Skincare
Four products built around GHK-Cu. Each lists the strength, the size and everything else in the bottle.
How we label
Plenty of active skincare gives you a percentage without saying a percentage of what. One percent of a complex measures the complex. One percent of GHK-Cu means 300mg in a 30ml bottle.
We print the figure on the front, repeat it on the product page, and publish the full ingredient list alongside it.
Supplements
Four formulas, each listed with the dose per capsule and the full ingredient panel.
How to use it
The serum sits between cleansing and moisturiser. Nothing else about your routine needs to change.
Wash and pat dry. Apply to skin that is still slightly damp.
Three or four drops across the face and neck. Give it a minute to settle.
Follow with your usual moisturiser. Sunscreen in the morning.
Questions
300mg of GHK-Cu in a 30ml bottle, weighed as the raw peptide. A lot of serums quote 1% of a copper complex, which measures the complex and not the peptide inside it. The number on the front is the peptide.
Either works. Smooth a few drops over clean skin, then follow with moisturiser or SPF.
Not in the same routine. Copper and L-ascorbic acid can cancel each other out, so both end up doing less. If you want both, put one in your morning routine and the other at night.
Same base, ten times the copper peptide. 3000mg of GHK-Cu in 30ml against 300mg in the face serum, and it is made for the scalp rather than the face.
Roll gently over clean skin first, then apply your serum.
Rinse it and let it dry after each use, then put it back in its case. A roller is for one person only, never shared.
GHK-Cu turns blue once it is in solution, because of the copper it carries. The colour is the ingredient itself. There is no dye in it.
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