Copper Peptide Serum
Step 01 · 30 ml · $29 alone
The delivery step. GHK-Cu on triple-weight hyaluronic acid — absorbs in seconds, no film.
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The Complete System
Serum 30 ml + Booster Cream 50 ml · Fragrance-free
Both steps, built to layer. The serum delivers GHK-Cu on a triple-weight hyaluronic acid base; the booster cream seals it in with squalane and ceramide NP and adds a second dose of the peptide. Firm, hydrate, smooth and even — all four, one routine.
$49 $59 Save $10
About 3–4 weeks at twice-daily use — roughly $1.75 a day for both steps.
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What's Inside
Step 01 · 30 ml · $29 alone
The delivery step. GHK-Cu on triple-weight hyaluronic acid — absorbs in seconds, no film.
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Step 02 · 50 ml · $30 alone
The sealing step. Squalane and ceramide NP, plus a second dose of GHK-Cu.
Read the Full DetailsBought separately: $59 · As the Duo: $49
Why Both
The single most common reason a copper peptide routine underdelivers.
01
A hyaluronic acid serum on bare skin loses most of its water to the air within minutes — and in a dry room it can pull moisture back out of your skin on the way. Something has to go over it.
02
GHK-Cu is in both formulas, not just the serum. Using the pair applies it twice per routine, which over eight to twelve weeks is the entire difference in exposure.
03
No silicones in either formula, and the cream's base is matched to the serum's, so it doesn't pill or ball up. That sounds minor until you've had it happen at 7am.
How to Use
01
Start on clean skin, still slightly damp. Damp skin gives the hyaluronic acid something to pull from.
02
Three to four drops. Press — don't rub — across face, under the eyes and down the neck. Wait thirty seconds.
03
A pea-sized amount over the top, morning and night. Follow with SPF in the AM.
Layering: run vitamin C in the AM and this in the PM. Retinol is fine on alternate nights while you settle in. Full layering guide →
The Honest Timeline
Averages, not promises. Individual results vary, and skipping nights moves everything to the right.
Night One
No sting, no tingle, nothing to build up to. If a product announces itself on application, that's usually irritation rather than efficacy.
Week 1–2
The first honest wins. Skin feels cushioned in the morning instead of tight, and makeup sits differently. This is surface-level and it's real.
Week 4–6
Dullness lifts and the overall look becomes more even. Old marks fade slowly — this is the stage where people stop noticing one specific patch.
Week 8–12
The appearance of firmness and fine lines is the slowest thing to shift, and the reason the guarantee runs sixty days rather than fourteen. Judge it here, not in week three.
The Guarantee
Copper peptides need eight to twelve weeks before you can fairly judge them, so a two-week return window would be pointless. Take sixty days. If it isn't for you, email us for a full refund — keep the empties, nothing to ship back.
Questions
Roughly ten weeks of twice-daily use. The 30 ml serum runs about eight weeks and the 50 ml cream about twelve, so most people end up reordering the serum slightly sooner.
It's the same two products for $49 instead of $59, and it clears the free-shipping threshold. Beyond price, the formulas are matched to layer — no silicones in either, so nothing pills.
You can, but you'd be halving your GHK-Cu exposure and letting the serum evaporate. If budget is the constraint, start with the serum and use a moisturiser you already own over it.
Yes, but ease into it. Alternate nights for the first few weeks — retinol one night, the duo the next. Once your skin is settled, plenty of people layer the copper peptide serum underneath their retinoid without issue.
Keep them separated by time of day. Direct L-ascorbic acid and copper peptides don't play well in the same application, so run vitamin C in the morning and the duo at night.
It's formulated for it — fragrance-free, no essential oils, no denatured alcohol in either product. Patch test on the inner forearm for 24 hours first if you react easily.
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The GHK-Cu Duo
Serum and booster cream together — $49 instead of $59, with a sixty-day empty-bottle guarantee behind it.
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