What skin types is Copper Peptides good for?

Copper Peptides is suitable for all skin types.

What can you mix with Copper Peptides?

Copper Peptides works well with Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide, Ceramides, Peptides. These combinations are generally safe and can enhance results.

What should you not mix with Copper Peptides?

Avoid using Copper Peptides at the same time as Vitamin C, AHAs, BHAs, Retinol. These combinations can cause irritation or reduce effectiveness.

Is Copper Peptides safe to use every day?

Copper Peptides can generally be used in the evening. Recommended concentration: 1–3 ppm (parts per million).

Copper Peptides

Copper Tripeptide-1

Also known as: GHK-Cu · Copper Tripeptide · Blue Copper Peptide

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“Nature's wound healer — stimulates collagen and regenerates the skin matrix.”

Skin types

All types

Pore-clogging

Non-comedogenic

Use when

Evening

Concentration

1–3

What it does

Copper peptides (GHK-Cu) are naturally occurring complexes found in human plasma, saliva, and urine that decline with age. They act as powerful wound-healing agents by stimulating collagen, elastin, and glycosaminoglycan production. They also have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, and may promote hair follicle growth. Often described as the most regenerative peptide in skincare.

Benefits

Strongly stimulates collagen and elastin synthesis
Accelerates wound healing and skin recovery
Reduces fine lines and improves skin firmness
Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties
May improve hair thickness and follicle health

How to layer

🌙 Evening routine

Cleanser

Toner

Serum

Moisturiser

Face Oil

After cleansing, before moisturiser

Good for

All skinMature skinDry skinNormal skin

Works well with

Hyaluronic Acid ›Niacinamide ›Ceramides ›Peptides ›

Avoid mixing with

Vitamin C ›AHAsBHAsRetinol ›

Heads up

⚠Can be deactivated by direct combination with Vitamin C or strong AHAs
⚠Overuse may theoretically interfere with the body's natural wound-healing signals
⚠Blue-tinted formulations may temporarily tint skin

How to use

Apply evening (or morning if avoiding actives) after cleansing, before moisturiser. Best used in dedicated phases — not on the same day as strong vitamin C or exfoliants.

Typical concentration: 1–3 ppm (parts per million)