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GHK-Cu

A copper-binding peptide often discussed in skin research. An ingredient study is not evidence for every finished cosmetic.

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The short version

A copper-binding peptide often discussed in skin research. An ingredient study is not evidence for every finished cosmetic.

What does the research tell us?

A result in a cell or an animal does not establish the same result in people. Read the study design, the measurements, and the limitations before drawing a conclusion.

What remains uncertain?

The research question, the formulation, and the population all matter. This page is a starting point for understanding the literature, not a complete assessment of benefits or risks.

Identity & technical details

For readers who want the reference details.

Name
GHK-Cu
Also known as
Copper peptide, Glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine copper
Topic
Recovery & skin
CAS
89030-95-5
Amino-acid sequence
GHK

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This guide explains research. It does not recommend a treatment, product, or dose.

A laboratory arithmetic tool. It does not determine a dose for a person.

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