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Ingredients to Avoid When Using Copper Peptides To maintain the integrity of GHK-Cu, its best to avoid layering copper peptides with: High-strength AHAs or BHAs Strong Vitamin C (ascorbic acid or ethyl ascorbic acid) Retinoids or retinol derivatives Low-pH exfoliants These ingredients can reduce peptide activity or increase irritation, especially for sensitive skin
It is a biologically targeted strategy that works best when the right person uses it for the right reason at the right time
Importantly, peptides do not inhibit the inflammatory phase of healing that is necessary for cellular recruitment and debris clearance