Fewer products. Better formulated.
Most skincare ranges are built to sell you ten steps. We would rather make two things properly and tell you exactly what is in them, at what strength, and what it is reasonable to expect. No miracle language, no before-and-afters taken under different lighting.
Before you buy
GHK-Cu is a copper peptide — a short chain of three amino acids bound to a copper ion. It occurs naturally in human plasma and has been studied for decades in a skincare context. It is used in cosmetic formulation to improve the look and feel of skin.
Peptides are not a fast active. Most people notice changes in skin comfort and hydration within two to three weeks, and changes in texture and firmness between eight and twelve weeks of consistent daily use. The hair serum needs a longer runway — plan on three to six months before judging it.
Yes, but not in the same application. Strong acids and high-strength vitamin C can destabilise copper peptides on the skin. The simplest approach is copper peptides in the morning and your retinol at night, or alternate nights.
There is limited research on topical copper peptides in pregnancy. We'd rather you asked your GP or obstetrician than took our word for it — please check with them before using any active skincare while pregnant or breastfeeding.
Not at the moment. We ship Australia-wide with tracking on every order. International shipping is something we're working towards.
If something arrives damaged, faulty or isn't what you ordered, contact us and we'll make it right. You also have rights under Australian Consumer Law — including to a repair, replacement or refund where a product has a major problem — and nothing here limits them.