The copper ingredient in 001 is listed as Copper Lysinate/Prolinate. That exact name matters more than the broad phrase “copper peptides.”
One category, different ingredients
Skincare often puts several different ingredients under a single familiar label. Copper peptide formulas are no exception. A study about one named ingredient does not automatically describe another formula that shares the category name.
For the same reason, a photograph of a blue serum cannot tell you the color of a different copper-containing cream. Read the label of the actual product.
What is in ours
001 Copper Peptide Cream contains Copper Lysinate/Prolinate alongside ingredients including aloe leaf juice, glycerin and cranberry fruit extract. It is the cream in our collection, used after serum, morning and night.
The full formula is published on its product page. The ingredient list is a record of what is inside, rather than a prediction of an individual result.
Keep the claims in proportion
Cosmetic language should stay with appearance and everyday use. A copper ingredient is not permission to promise changes to the way the body works. Choose a cream for its place in your routine and judge the finished product on its own terms.
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