Skin Perfection GHK‑Cu Copper Peptide Powder 1 g — 99.7% Pure DIY Serum Ingredient for Face & Scalp

This concentrated GHK-Cu copper peptide powder gives DIY formulators and small-batch creators a high-purity building block to add to water-based serums, hydrosols, hyaluronic acid gels, or tonics. It is supplied as a raw ingredient (not a finished product) and is intended to be dissolved into a sanitized base at controlled concentrations. The compact 1 g jar is economical—enough to prepare about 100 ml of a 1% serum or a smaller, stronger 3% treatment—so you can tailor strength and frequency for maintenance or targeted use.

How do I mix this powder into a serum safely?

Work in a clean area and measure precisely: the powder is highly concentrated, so accuracy matters. Use a water-compatible base (hydrosol, aloe, hyaluronic acid serum) and dissolve the peptide fully before applying. Refrigerate finished blends and perform a patch test to check for irritation.

• Dissolve 1 g in 100 ml base for a 1% serum; 1 g in 33 ml for a 3% targeted treatment.
• Mix in a sanitized beaker or bottle and stir until fully dissolved.
• Store blended products in the fridge and use within 2–4 weeks.
• Patch-test before first use and consult a provider if pregnant or nursing.

What concentration should I use for daily maintenance versus targeted treatments?

Lower concentrations (0.1–1%) are appropriate for everyday maintenance and twice-daily routines, while higher concentrations (1–3%) are better for short-term, targeted treatments before events or to intensify care. Start low and increase only if tolerated; the powder is versatile enough to let you fine-tune dosing for face, scalp, or lashes.

• Daily upkeep: 0.1–1% in your regular water-based serum or moisturizer.
• Targeted boost: 1–3% for short-term use on specific areas.
• Use once or twice daily based on sensitivity and results.
• Do not apply the dry powder directly to skin—always dilute first.

Which bases and routines work best with copper peptide powder?

Water-soluble and hydrating bases are ideal because GHK-Cu dissolves readily in hydrosols, aloe, hyaluronic acid, and other tonic-like vehicles. You can add it to a finished serum or create a simple water-based serum from scratch; avoid oil-only carriers since the peptide requires aqueous medium for proper solubility and stability.

• Recommended carriers: distilled water, hydrosols, aloe vera juice, hyaluronic acid gel.
• Not recommended: pure oil formulas or anhydrous bases.
• Keep finished blends chilled and use within the suggested shelf window.
• Label concentration, date mixed, and storage instructions clearly.

Who is this for? Skin Perfection GHK-Cu Copper Peptide Powder is aimed at DIY skincare enthusiasts, small-batch formulators, beauty professionals, and anyone who prefers to customize actives into their own serums and scalp treatments. If you value ingredient-level control, professional-style customization, and cost-effective concentration in a compact format, this 1 g jar offers a lab-grade starting point to build targeted face, hair, and scalp cosmetics. It is not a ready-to-use product; basic formulation knowledge and careful measuring are recommended.

Ingredients

GHK-Cu, Copper Tripeptide-1