Copper Peptide Serum

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Hello, I shave three times a week (in the mornings), and I tend to get some irritation. I’ve read that copper peptides can help with wound healing, so I’m wondering if anyone has experience using them post-shave. Current routine: Morning (non-shave days): • Vitamin C • Azelaic acid 20% (Dermatica) • Byoma Gel Moisturizer • La Roche-Posay Anthelios Invisible Fluid SPF 50 Morning (shave days) • Byoma gel moisturizer • La Roche-Posay Anthelios Invisible Fluid SPF 50 Night: • Tretinoin 0.1% (3 times a week) • Mandelic acid 10% (once a week, on non-tretinoin days) • Regimen Lab Level Serum (on all non-tretinoin nights) • Hydrating serum • Aestura Atobarrier Would you recommend switching to shaving at night, or does it not make much difference? submitted by /u/mewingprofile to r/EuroSkincare [link] [comments]

For background I have mild Type 1 Rosacea, I just have stubborn redness that’s only on my cheeks (specifically upper cheeks as I have a beard). I currently use Regimen Labs AA which was recommended to me on this sub by some amazing person (you know who you are) although it’s been great and deff helped with the redness, I have been intrigued by NIODS copper peptide CAIS. My friend uses it for similar issues (stubborn redness and more even tone, better texture) and she swears by it. Basically I am wondering if anyone here has ever seen copper peptides help reduce redness and does anyone know if I can use Copper Peptides and Azelaic Acid together? Also very intrigued by NIODS FECC for dark circles, I would really appreciate any feedback on that too! Thanks everyone! This sub has taught me so much and has to be the most informative skincare sub on Reddit! Y’all are awesome and way too kind. PS - I use Zo Gentle Cleanser and Obaji hydrate facial moisturizer as well. Shiseido Benefiance Eye SERUM (not cream). submitted by /u/Ok-30clip to r/SkincareAddictionLux [link] [comments]

I’ve been doing some research on how to help the acne scars I have. The tret is helping so much with so many things but I want to help give my skin a boost. Has anyone used copper peptides with thier skin regimen and had good results? If so, which are you using I’m currently doing tret at night with cereve pm night lotion and in the morning I do milky toner, a vitamin c/hyralonic acid combo serum and topped with a light moisturizer and sunscreen submitted by /u/lcmarie428 to r/tretinoin [link] [comments]

is this multi peptides serum meant to be a dupe for The Ordinary one? the ordinary one is blue (maybe that's the copper? idk). I really like that one so wondering if this will be an appropriate cheaper sub... submitted by /u/shessublime to r/dollartreebeauty [link] [comments]

Edit : sorry I didn't think about replacing copper peptides just how it makes my skin feel. However, I'm going to try the Maelove brand with the Bellflower serum for the extra boost. Holy crap! This stuff is good!!!! Better than The Ordinary, which I will not refill given that The Estee Lauder heir / part owner is trying to get US to steal Greenland. Context: I lived in a house with a leak and apparently I'm super sensitive to mold so I always had hot red cheeks. Everything hurt to put on my face. Now that I'm out of mold, I've had crazy allergic reactions to almost everything. The copper peptide serum managed to moisturize my face without adding grease. The Bellflower Ectoin Serum literally makes my skin feel so soft and hydrated, even on my still red cheeks. Any kind of cream just accumulates on top. This is a clear liquid serum that is so so so fantastic that 24 hours after my shower, my face feels great. Not tight, not itchy, not greasy. I'm pretty shocked. In a happy way for once lol! submitted by /u/chinagrrljoan to r/AsianBeauty [link] [comments]

Is it even possible to formulate or safe to use a 10% copper peptide serum because as far as i know, the highest concentration of copper peptide available in a serum is 3%. Even brands like NIOD, Biossance and Ordinary have 1% copper peptide serum. submitted by /u/Smyyr to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

Ive been looking into these peptide serums but i found alot uses very low concentrations of copper peptides or use multi-peptides. Do anyone here know a good one ? Ive been looking into The Ordinary Multi-Peptide + Copper Peptides 1% Serum and Theramid copper serum. Ive also noticed "Skin biology" by Loren Pickart serums (original?) but shipping + taxes etc to Denmark is quite alot. submitted by /u/Far_Entry_8210 to r/EuroSkincare [link] [comments]

Based off the Anela protocol, what is your thought on AHK vs GHK-Cu for hair? I've read some articles saying AHK-Cu is better? If that's true, could I do AHK-Cu as a replacement in the protocol? My hair is thinning and it's stressing me out. I started taking the Ordinary Brand Multi-Peptide+ %1 copper peptide serum and adding that to my hair, but I am considering making my own. submitted by /u/ImportantOpposite839 to r/Peptidesource [link] [comments]

I'm really curious about the benefits that people are seeing and feeling in their skin from using copper peptides. What differences have you noticed? How long did it take for you to experience benefits? Which copper peptide do you use? submitted by /u/Bubbly_Mulberry4579 to r/40and45PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

Has anyone used The Ordinary Multi-Peptide + Copper Peptides 1% Serum and experienced adverse effects? This is the only new product I added to my routine lately and I've been experiencing horrible effects. I didn't even know much about copper peptides before starting so I'm pretty sure I used it too much and too often (2x a day and generous amount). Not my skin feels very fragile, loose, saggy and have so many fine lines I didn't have before as well as orange peel texture on my forehead and sides of my nose. I feel like my skin has aged 10/15years. Has anyone gone though this and recovered? What worked for you to reverse this or is this potentially pernament demage? Please share your experience 🙏 submitted by /u/Otherwise_Ad3718 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

I've decided to try TO copper peptides, despite seeing mixed reviews. Though it seems like it might be a good idea to only use it a few times a week? What do you think? Is it best to use 2, 3x per week? (33F with some signs of aging like fine lines in nosebridge area, blossoming nasolabial folds... my main concern is sagging tbh) submitted by /u/Broad-Somewhere-1940 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

I've been using the Peach & Lily one and I have used TO serum before as well. I just prefer the texture of the Peach & Lily. NIOD doesn't seem to ship to my location so that's out of the question to try right now. I haven't seen much of a difference though in using it after two months and since I want to bump up my evening retinol routine, should I even continue with Copper Peptides? I use Retinol every other night and Copper Peptides on the alternate days. One the weekend (either Sat or Sunday) I use my DDG peel pads only (no Vitamin C, Copper Peptides or Retinol that day) and use a good barrier/repair cream and give my skin a rest. I'm almost out of my serum and debating if it's even worth it for me. submitted by /u/VagueEchoes to r/SkincareAddictionLux [link] [comments]

I have been using it every morning but I don't notice any difference for the past 4 months of use. Is there something else that I need to do? Should I try refrigerating the serum? submitted by /u/athanasiuspadovano to r/TheOrdinarySkincare [link] [comments]

I was looking into adding copper peptide serum to my tretinoin routine. I plan to use the copper peptide in the morning. Which one from these I should get? The Ordinary is the only one that tells the percentage, so would it be more wise to spend money on it? If you have other products to recommend, I am interested. There is also the Medik8 Liquid Peptides but it does not use GHK-CU but encapsulated form which has not that much studies behind it. What is your take on this topic? submitted by /u/TraderGirlJ to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I bought the new Copper Peptide+PDRN serum by Minimalist. Just started using. The bottle is too small. Just 10ml (₹699). Glides really well and feels good on the skin. A good anti-ageing combo would be with the multipeptide serum from minimalist (personal suggestion). I'm hoping to see some good improvement over consistent use. submitted by /u/jood_antonie to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

Hey guys, I am curious to see if any of you have experience with the Mad About Skin Copper Peptide Serum? The Mad About Skin brand, is a new brand by skinfluencer Rob who has a channel by the same name. The copper peptide serum was release a while back, then disappeared for a while, & is now being relaunched. It is a 3% copper peptide serum, with matrixyl, argireline & uses glycerin rather than hyaluronic acid. Have any of you guys tried it? What was your experience? Thanks submitted by /u/antiageme to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

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I’ve had problematic skin since I was a teen and it’s not until I reached my 40s that it’s actually playing ball now. Has anyone else found this too? Took long enough! I found this routine and ditching the foundation has helped loads. Carbon theory charcoal cleansing bar The body shop camomile cleansing butter The ordinary copper peptide serum ROC multi correxion vitamin c serum Neutrogena 0.5% salicylic acid moisturiser Neutrogena 7% aha liquid exfoliant (great cheaper dupe for Paula’s Choice) Cerave retinol serum once a week Instead of foundation I now use Dr Jart’s Cicapair and whatever random concealer I have with a translucent setting powder to stop the oiliness. I suffer from RBF 😂 so get regular botox for frown lines and I’m looking into co2 laser for under my eyes and an upper bleph soon. I’ve noticed my eyes in particular are looking way more tired at this age. I’ve got a really square jaw so was contemplating masseter botox but been told this can cause jowls so think I’ll avoid that one! submitted by /u/crystalyzex to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

Biossance Copper Peptides Serum and Ectoin Overnight Rescue Cream. They’re amazing and have transformed my skin. At least my new day moisturizer is also great and is only $9 so that helps 🥲 (Purito Deep Sea Water Cream) What are your favorite “f*ck this is amazing” products? submitted by /u/noodlesdogschmoodle to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

Hello everybody, I (m45) have been looking at copper peptides for a while and only saw raving about it in articles, studies and customer reviews, without ever seeing any warnings, so I decided to give it a go. A little background. I worked in cosmetics at 25yo and was told not to wait for complications to take care of my skin. So I always used SPF hydrating cream. Not a big routine but I guess that and maybe good genes on my mother's side made that my skin at 45yo is looking good and I'm frequently mistaken for a 30-35yo. So I really had nothing much I wanted to address, no wrinkles or fine lines. But I thought that given all the raving about copper peptide I might as well give it a go in order to preserve what is and prevent eventual aging signs that may be brewing in the shadows. 3 weeks ago I ordered ANAiRUi GHK-cu serum and started using it morning and evening. One morning about 10 days in, I saw vertical fine lines that appeared on the right side of my forehead. I looked it up and saw it could be related from always sleeping on the side. Which I do, on the right side. I thought "lets keep trying the copper peptide as it is supposed to address fine lines....". I kept pushing a few days and then randomly saw a comment on twitter on a post from someone pushing a GHK-cu serum. The comment was saying that on some people it caused accelerated aging and referred to it as "copper uglies". So yeah at this point I am fairly panicking and start searching about it. Sure enough, I found a few articles and forum posts about it, saying it overdoing it or simply being sensitive to it could trigger metalloproteinase production to address excess copper... but that it can also start eating away collagen. For some people it resolved, for others it did not. Some say to push through it and some say to give the skin a rest to allow clearing off the excess copper. So since pushing through it seemed to worsen it, I stopped using the serum and switch sleeping side to the left, as I noticed that during the day the lines were fading away, but always came back in the morning. So I wanted to give it as much chance of fading away as possible hoping that without the same position provoking the lines they would have a chance to dissipate. Upon switching side I saw one line appearing on the left side of my forehead (much thiner and only one instead of 3) so it kind of rules out the probability of the lines on the right discretely brewing from all the time I was sleeping on the right and seems to point to the GHK-cu over use making the skin more fragile. I keep sleeping on the left side and the line on the left side did not increase or new ones appeared. The line one the left is completely gone by the end of the day. So I guess the enzyme is dissipating as with the excess copper. One of the 3 lines that appeared on the right side is now completely gone and the other 2 barely noticeable by the end of the day (always a little more in the morning as I guess I cannot keep on the left side even though I make sure I'm still on it if I wake up during the night). I think it also slightly enlarged my skin's pores but to be honest I never paid as much attention to my skin than since this occurred, so I could not be sure how much. So obviously, using it twice a day was overkill and detrimental, that's the PSA part of this post: As I read too late here and elsewhere, start slow and see how you react. My experience is clearly anecdotal and does not reflect the vast majority of users. But keep an eye out, if you notice something off maybe there is a problem coming your way that you need to address. But how to address it? That's the question part of the post: did some of you had similar experiences and happily resolved or can share resources on how? Should I reapply some serum in very small quantity in a few days (been off for 4 days) to help resolve the remaining lines. I attached a pic for reference (I know it does not seem like there is something inside the left red circle but trust me, there is). It is the evening here so they are in the barely noticeable mode. If they are more pronounced tomorrow morning like they had in the past days, I will updater with a morning pic. The lines are for sure fading away but this is no guarantee I did not create a breeding ground that could in time keep getting worse when there was nothing there in the first place... so would love to be sure I am addressing this right. Thank you for reading and any thoughts or advice you can provide to the community and myself. This is crossposted to r/30PlusSkinCare and r/Peptides. https://preview.redd.it/4gk9u5nac2zc1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eecb2d2e8f5b242538dfeacb3143e0e770df81eb submitted by /u/egotrippi to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

Hey ladies, So I've been using retinol for about six months now (Paulas choice, La roche posay, Cerave...) and haven't really noticed any major changes. But last week, I bought the The Ordinary Multi-Peptide + Copper Peptides 1% Serum and decided to just to try it, why not? and I swear the next day, I looked better/younger! It's like my skin needed those peptides all along. I swear im not crazy and imaging this. Have any of you experienced anything like this? It's my first time trying peptides. Maybe peptides are underrated? If you're not seeing results and you havent tried peptides yet, I recommend The Ordinary Would love to hear your experiences as well. submitted by /u/Iguessilldomine to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

Been thinking about buying TO Copper Peptide serum after reading about the Benefits of incorporating Peptides into ones routine. Also like how it’s supposed to be a gentler alternative to retinol which I have not yet tried as I am scared of the negative effects it might have on my Rosacea(type 1) Has anyone here tried TO copper peptide serum or a product with similar ingredients and can tell me if it is worth the investment. Feels like there would be a low irritation risk as peptides as well as copper naturally exist within the skin. submitted by /u/ProfessionalBet8998 to r/Rosacea [link] [comments]