Dermis Roller 0.5mm
£5.00
The numbers
How to use it
Smooth a few drops over clean skin, morning or night. Follow with moisturiser or SPF.
Full ingredient list
Aqua, Aloe Barbadensis (organic leaf) Extract, Glycerin, Biosaccharide Gum-1, Propanediol & Salix Alba, Sclerotium Gum, Coco-Caprylate, Dicaprylyl Ether, Sodium Hyaluronate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Copper Tripeptide-1.
A true 1% GHK-Cu serum. One percent means 300mg of GHK-Cu in a 30ml bottle, weighed as the raw peptide, not one percent of a blend that happens to contain some. Clean skin, a few drops, morning or night.
A lot of copper serums give you a percentage without saying a percentage of what. One percent of a complex is measuring the complex, not the copper peptide in it. Ours is the peptide itself: 300mg, in 30ml, printed on the front of the bottle.
The base does a lot of the work. Hyaluronic acid for hydration, aloe to keep things calm, and a bit of malachite for natural copper. No fragrance, no silicones, no parabens. The GHK-Cu itself is usually 99.6% pure or better.
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.
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.
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.
No. No fragrance, no silicones and no parabens. The base is hyaluronic acid, aloe and a little malachite for natural copper.
99.6% or better.
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Unopened and unused.
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