Topical Peptides
Topical Copper Peptide Serum for Skin Repair
GHK-Cu and hyaluronic acid — from the brand you already know for hydrocolloid, now working on the layer underneath.
Three layers. Three jobs.
Hydrocolloid pulls the breakout out. Copper peptides work on what it leaves behind. The balm seals the lot in.
Hydrocolloid Roll
It's the same medical-grade hydrocolloid that's inside a pimple patch — sold by the foot instead of by the dot. You cut the piece; the spot decides the size.
Two rolls for $39.99. You decide how many patches that is — a long strip for a jawline, a speck for the side of your nose.
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Copper Peptide Serum
Copper peptides work in the layer underneath — on the texture and the marks a breakout leaves behind. Weeks, not overnight.
Not one for mid-breakout. Copper peptides are for the calmer stretch afterwards, which is most of the month.
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GHK-Cu Tallow Balm
Grass-fed tallow whipped with GHK-Cu. This is the seal-it-in step — it goes on last, over the serum, and stops the rest of your routine evaporating off overnight.
Straight answer: tallow is rich, and rich isn't right for everyone. If you're oily or breaking out right now, skip this one and stay with the first two.
Shop the balm →Most people start with one and add the next when they're ready. If you'd rather not guess, the quiz picks for you in about sixty seconds.
Every wash
the step nobody thinks about.
You just spent ten minutes cleaning your face. Then you dried it on a towel that's been hanging in a warm bathroom since Tuesday.
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One towel, once
Each one comes out of the box clean, does its job, and goes in the bin. Nothing gets hung up damp and used again on Thursday.
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Thick enough to pat, not drag
Soft, dual-sided and compostable. You blot instead of rubbing — which is what you want on skin that's already irritated, and especially around a patch you're about to put on.
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Not only for drying
Taking makeup off, applying toner, wiping down after you've cut a patch to size. 50 to a box, and most people go through more than they expect.
We're not going to tell you your bath towel is causing your acne — nobody has actually shown that. What we'll say is that a fresh one costs pennies and takes one variable out of the routine.
the whole shelf, in four.
Three of these four are peptide products. That's deliberate — it's where the brand is going.
Copper Peptide Serum
the copper peptide repair serum
$49.99$99.9950% offshop now
Hydrocolloid Roll
the cut-to-size pimple patch
$39.99$79.9850% offshop now
GHK-Cu Tallow Balm
the overnight barrier balm
$39.99$79.9850% offshop now
Disposable Face Towels
a clean towel, every wash
$16.99$24.9932% offshop now
better skin takes time — we hope you stay the course.
One bottle lasts about two months, used morning and night. Copper peptides are cumulative, so the routine only works if it doesn't stop. Subscribe and the next bottle lands before you run out.
About 2 months. Ships every 2 months.
$37.99 charged every 2 months until you cancel. Cancel any time in your account.
Skip, pause, change the cadence or cancel any time from your account — no email required.
Copper Peptide Technology
most serums sit on the surface. copper peptides work below it.
Surface phase
Hyaluronic acid and glycerin soften and hold water in the outer barrier, so the serum spreads evenly and absorbs instead of sitting on top of it.
Dermal-signalling phase
Copper peptides carry a signal down to where the structure behind texture is actually built. That part is measured in weeks.
After the patch
the spot clears. the mark it leaves doesn't.
A patch pulls up what's sitting on the surface overnight. It can't do anything about the flat brown mark left behind, because that's a layer down. Different depth, different job — which is the entire reason the serum exists.
The patch works in the top layer. Copper peptides are small enough to carry a signal into the one below it. This is an illustration of how that works — not a photograph of a result.
Three things it has to do, in order
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1. Absorb, instead of sitting on your face
Hyaluronic acid and glycerin soften the surface first, so the serum sinks in rather than pilling. This is the part you feel on the first night — and it's the only part that's immediate.
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2. Get past the layer the patch works in
GHK-Cu is a copper-binding tripeptide. It's small — that is the whole point of using a peptide — small enough to reach the layer where texture and post-acne marks actually sit.
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3. Leave a signal behind
Skin doesn't rebuild on command — cells act on signals. Copper peptides are among the most studied peptides in skincare, and over weeks that's what helps skin look more even where a breakout used to be.
What it won't do: clear a spot overnight. That's the Roll's job, and the Roll is better at it than anything we could put in a bottle.
See the copper peptide serumFrom $49.99
the patch earned the trust. the serum inherits it.
So much gunk on them that I didn't even realize was there.
✓ Verified · Charlize S.
Using it is fun and satisfying.
✓ Verified · Emily
Cut it into the size or shape I need. Will buy again!
✓ Verified · Ash A.
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Nine questions. We'll tell you whether to start with the patch or the serum, what to skip, and there's 10% off waiting at the end.
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