What Is Hyaluronic Acid?
What is Hyaluronic Acid? A common skincare ingredient your body produces naturally, though less of as you age. Below is... Read more
Yes, though they is still limited research. Copper peptides (GHK-CU) can provide immediate hydration, and temporary plumping that softens fine lines for several hours.
Yes, though there is still limited research. For copper peptides in general, a few small studies have shown modest improvement in hair thickness or follicle size, while Hyaluronic Acid is known to hydrate the outer layer of scalp skin, which can help to provide healthier looking hair.
They support collagen and elastin synthesis, firmness, texture, antioxidant activity, and wound repair.
A copper-bound tripeptide (glycine-histidine-lysine) that occurs naturally in blood plasma and declines with age. It's used topically as an anti-aging and wound-healing ingredient. Most evidence comes from small studies and lab work rather than large clinical trials.
Contributes to instant hydration and plumping, improves skin barrier feel, combining well with peptides and other key ingredients.
A humectant your body already produces that binds water — up to roughly 1,000x its weight. In skincare it's a moisturizing agent, not an active that changes skin structure. Low molecular weight versions sink in deeper; high molecular weight sits on the surface and holds water there.
What is Hyaluronic Acid? A common skincare ingredient your body produces naturally, though less of as you age. Below is... Read more