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Scientific research conducted in different research laboratories around the world has shown that GHK-Cu has a variety of biological effects, including activating wound healing, attracting immune cells, anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, and stimulating collagen and sugar in skin fibroblasts

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Beyond simply increasing collagen, GHK-Cu plays a vital role in organizing it

Concentrations used: In cosmetics, GHK-Cu concentrations generally range from 0.1% to 3%

It's why users often report better results from the combination than from any peptide used alone

The synergistic production of both collagen types creates an optimal dermal architecture where rigid structural support coexists with the pliability necessary for natural skin movement and expression