A copper peptide closely related to GHK-Cu, but more associated with hair; it promotes hair-follicle growth and blood-vessel support around the follicle. Used topically as a scalp serum (see the separate GHK-Cu topical guide for formulation mechanics).
Read more →“Botox.” A purified neurotoxin that temporarily relaxes specific muscles to smooth wrinkles (or treat migraines, sweating, etc.). It is extremely potent and dosed in tiny “units”, this is a professional, prescription procedure and must never be self-injected.
Read more →An aesthetic “fat-dissolving” injection, a blend (bromelain + riboflavin + lecithin) injected into a pocket of fat (chin, flanks) to break it down. This is an in-clinic aesthetic procedure, not a peptide protocol; it’s best done by a trained injector.
Read more →A topical anti-aging peptide that tells skin to make more collagen, a gentler alternative (or partner) to retinol for fine lines. This is a topical cosmetic ingredient: you formulate it into a serum and apply it, you don’t inject it.
Read more →A topical “Botox in a bottle”-style peptide. It gently relaxes the tiny muscle contractions that cause expression lines (forehead, crow’s feet); far milder than real Botox, but topical and needle-free.
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