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SKINCARE

MIXED

Copper Peptides for Fine Lines

RESEARCH

  • Lab studies only, no human testing
  • Affects collagen and wound healing in th
  • Chemical properties well-documented

COMMUNITY

  • Mixed results reported
  • Takes 8+ weeks to work
  • Subtle effects, not dramatic

SAFETYGenerally safe for topical use; those with copper sensitivities or open wounds should patch-test first.

WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS

ALL 15 ON PUBMED ↗
BASED ON 15 PUBMED STUDIES

COMMUNITY SENTIMENT

52% positive

They are worth it to me. I was truly surprised how noticeably my skin responded to copper peptides. I've gone through multiple bottles of theramid and want to buy again. But since they are not shopping to the US right now, I have a bottle of TO open. It's okayish, but it's only 1% ghk. Hopefully theramid will figure out the dumb tartiffs soon or the SC will do its job on checking the executive branch. Either way, I want my 3% ghk back!

U/MOREKIDSTHANSENSE

I’ve been using the PSC 7% GHK-CU for copper and feel like it does nothing for my skin. My skin absolutely glows when it’s on but I’ve not seen any improvement overall. And I use it at night, so there is no point of glowing skin when I’m in bed. I will not be repurchasing, and I will be dropping copper from my routine.

U/GLOSSANDGLITTER

copper peptides are pretty solid for wound healing and collagen production, though results can be subtle. I saw some plumping and smoother texture after about 8 weeks with GHK-Cu but its not like the dramatic overnight change some people expect. one thing to consider is that peptides work better when your skin barrier is in good shape and you're not dealing with underlying inflammation or bacterial issues. I've heard companies like Parallel Health are doing microbiome testing to figure out if theres any pathogenic bacteria causing problems before layering on actives, which seems like...

U/DRY-CATERPILLAR4889

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