Copper Peptide Renewal Cream
Also known as Copper Tripeptide Cream, GHK-Cu Cream
INCI name · Copper Tripeptide-1
The same iconic copper peptide, carried in a cushiony cream for morning and evening — for skin that looks supple, refreshed, and smooth. For external cosmetic use only.
Some people want their copper peptide in a serum; others want it in a cream they can smooth on and be done. This is the cream side of the copper-peptide story — Copper Tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu) carried in a richer, more emollient base that finishes the routine in a single step.
The active is the same beloved copper tripeptide. What changes is the texture and the ritual: where a serum is a drop-and-layer step, this is the cushiony last thing you reach for, morning and night.
Same copper peptide, a different texture
The star ingredient is Copper Tripeptide-1 — GHK-Cu, the copper-bound tripeptide at the center of our copper collection. Here it sits in a cream base built for cushion and glide rather than the fast, weightless feel of a serum.
That makes it a lovely choice for drier days, cooler months, or anyone who prefers a single moisturizing step to a stack of thin layers. The finish is soft and cared-for rather than tacky.
Where a cream earns its place
A cream does two jobs at once: it carries the copper peptide and it leaves a comfortable, conditioned feel on the surface. For a simple routine, that combination is the whole point — one considered step that supports the look of supple, refreshed, resilient-looking skin.
It pairs naturally with the GHK-Cu serum for anyone who likes serum-then-cream, or it can stand on its own as the copper-peptide step for a pared-back shelf.
The blue tint and what it means
Like any genuine copper-peptide formula, a faint blue cast is normal — it's the bound copper in Copper Tripeptide-1, not a colorant. In a cream that color often reads softer than in a clear serum, which is simply the base doing its work.
How to use it
External use only. As the last step of your routine, smooth a small amount over the face and neck morning and evening. If you also use the GHK-Cu serum, apply the serum first and let it settle, then follow with the cream. Patch-test on the inner arm before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs. Store cool and out of direct sun.
Common questions
It isn't a matter of strength — both feature the same copper peptide, Copper Tripeptide-1. The cream simply carries it in a more emollient, cushiony base for a single moisturizing step.
Yes. A common approach is serum first, allowed to settle, then the cream as the finishing layer.
This is a cosmetic ingredient profile. It describes the active and the appearance of skin — the look and feel — not a treatment, a claim of any effect, or a recommendation for a medical use. These products are cosmetics and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For external cosmetic use only.