Copper Peptide Anti Ageing Skin Care Ingredient Add to Your Own Serum

I've been using this product for a little over a month now and have seen a noticeable improvement in my skin. My neck area had started sagging and getting that crepe paper look that comes with age. Since I started using this, there has been a noticeable and marked improvement. I was amazed that it actually works so well!!! Several notes: - Disregard those reviews that say this is tap water....it is not! - The instructions are very generic (based on the concentration of the serum....1% in this case), which I believe is because the same instructions apply to other DIY products that Skin Perfections sells - I took a 2 oz container and put in my normal serum, added 6 drops initially (3 drops per oz) and stirred thoroughly. I've added one additional drop per oz since then - I've done the same with my regular face cream - I use both in the morning and then a prescription Retin A in the evening (I've been using Retin A for years so the improvement I mentioned is not being driven by the Retin A) One last note....I've reached the point where I try to steer clear of sellers that provide samples free of charge or at a discount in exchange for reviews because you never know whether or not you're getting honest feedback. One of the reasons I went with Skin Perfections is that I did not find any reviews that were based on free samples...unlike some other DIY Copper Peptides. I hope that Skin Perfections continues to sell this product!

The product is too watery and have bern using it for one week with not a slight difference

I have seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp and inside of my ears; it has been getting worse for the last 4 years (I've had it a total of 20 years). It used to only be a winter season/weather-related occurrence, but now it is a daily battle all year. It's awful. Of course, the dermatologist gave me everything under the sun including shampoos containing heavy amounts of zinc. I also take dietary supplements that contain zinc. I'm sure there's lots of other things with zinc in them that I get exposed to on a regular basis (makeup, sunscreen, lotions, etc). Problem with too much zinc is you can get a copper deficiency... which apparently aggravates skin conditions. I use several drops of this in a carrier oil (emu or rosehip) and rub it directly on my scalp over the dermatitis scales. After one heavy use last night, and a lighter one after getting out of the shower today: My "newer" patches are no longer scaly (some minor light flakes) and the scalp is not red and inflamed. My "older" patches are still there, and probably still red, but the scale is not as thick. Actually the older patches are kind of "lumpy" which tells me I missed a few spots. Overall a dramatic improvement. I'll update after a few more uses.

This was the worst product I have ever bought. First of all, when I opened up the little bottle that it comes in it looks like tap water straight from the sink. I have never felt so ripped off before until now. I felt like they added water to the bottle and just shipped it out to me. I have shipped this product back to the consumer, and they have agreed to refund my money, and have also sent me samples of moisturizer cream. Personally, I don't know how there could be any copper anything inside that bottle when it looks like tap water straight from the sink and I will never order anything from this company again. I felt like I was ripped off and taken for my money for a bottle of tap water that cost me $34.00. However, they did agree to refund my money, and I was very thankful for that, but I will never order from this company again. Please be aware when ordering products off the internet, you really don't know what your getting until you get it in the mail and have already paid for it and you find that the product is no good.

I have used copper peptides off and on for many years. I love the products but dang, most are very expensive. I found this product and decided to try and it. I think it's exceptional. I still get breakouts and for me, this is truly amazing at wound healing. I do mix one drop of this product with my regular skincare twice a day, morning and night. So while you can put the formula into your serums or whatever, and I'm certain that's effective, doing what I just described has proven to be great. Smaller pores, clearer skin, glowy skin, etc....will be the benefits of adding this product to your skincare. Be careful with using vitamin C products at the same time. Copper and vitamin C can effect one another. You can use one at night and the other in the morning or visa versa.