Three actives, at a concentration that means something.
Most copper peptide serums are formulated around a tenth of a percent, a number set by cosmetic convention rather than by what the research actually uses. This is built at two percent Copper Peptide alongside two percent NMN and two percent NAD+, applied to the skin rather than swallowed.
A signal and a fuel
Skin needs two things to repair itself. It needs a signal, and it needs energy to act on one. Copper Peptide is the signal, the messenger that tells fibroblasts to lay down collagen and elastin. NAD+ and its precursor NMN are the fuel every cell draws on to do work.
Most products supply one or the other. A retinol sends instructions to a crew with no power. An oral NAD+ capsule powers the whole body without directing anything in particular at your face. This carries both, in one application, to the same tissue.
Why it goes on rather than in
Swallowed, most of an NAD+ dose is spent before it reaches skin, and whatever survives is distributed everywhere at once. Applied, it arrives where you want the work done.
That is the entire argument for this format, and it is why the formula is built the way it is rather than sold as another capsule.
What to expect, honestly
Collagen turns over slowly. Give this eight to twelve weeks of daily use before you judge it, and take a photograph on day one in the same light so you have something real to compare against.
Texture tends to shift first. Firmness and density, if they come, come later. This is not a filler and it is not a concealer. It works at the level of the cell or it does not work at all, and that takes time.
Who it is for
People who have used peptide serums before and suspect the concentration was the limiting factor. People willing to judge a product on two photographs twelve weeks apart rather than on how their face feels the first morning.
If you want an overnight change, this is the wrong purchase and we would rather say so now.
How to use it
A pea sized amount to clean dry skin in the morning, before heavier creams and SPF. Allow a minute to absorb. Keep vitamin C to the other end of the day, since a low pH affects copper peptide stability.
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