Collagen
GHK-Cu prompted skin cells (fibroblasts) to make more collagen, even at very low concentrations.
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Fig. 03 · Peptide serum
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Regrowth+ Peptide Serum is powered by GHK-Cu, the copper peptide skincare labs can't stop talking about. A leave-in step for the scalp, made to sit alongside the shampoo and conditioner you already use.
GHK-Cu is a small peptide, three amino acids, bound to a copper ion. Your body already makes it, and it's found naturally in human plasma. Levels drop as we get older.
It's one of the most researched peptides in skincare, studied for its role in supporting the skin around the follicle. We've put it at the centre of a serum made for the scalp.
Three amino acids wrap around one copper ion and hold on tight. That grip is what makes GHK-Cu so useful: it carries copper, a mineral skin needs for its own repair work, in a form skin cells recognise.
On an ingredient list it appears as Copper Tripeptide-1.
Your body makes less GHK as you age. Source: Pickart & Margolina, 2018.
Hair starts below the surface. Each strand grows from a follicle sitting in the skin of your scalp, so that skin is where the serum goes.
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GHK was first isolated from human plasma in 1973. Since then it's become one of the most studied peptides in skin science. Here's what researchers have looked at.
GHK-Cu prompted skin cells (fibroblasts) to make more collagen, even at very low concentrations.
It increased decorin and glycosaminoglycans, the materials that keep skin structured and hydrated.
Treated skin showed lower markers of inflammation and higher antioxidant enzyme levels.
A closely related copper peptide lengthened human hair follicles grown in the lab (Pyo et al., 2007).
These are studies on the ingredient, mostly in the lab, not clinical trials of this serum. We'll share our own product testing with the waitlist first.
| Hair oils | Biotin gummies | Peptide Serum | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where it works | On the strand | From inside, via your gut | On the scalp skin |
| What it is | A coating | A vitamin | A signalling peptide |
| Best for | Shine and softness | People low in biotin | The skin hair grows from |
| Feel | Heavy, can build up | Daily pill | Light, leave-in drops |
The shampoo clears the mineral build-up from the water. The conditioner seals each strand. The serum is the leave-in step that goes straight to the scalp once it's clean.
A chelating agent lifts calcium and magnesium so the scalp is clean.
Shop the systemCastor, olive and B5 lay down a light film so new minerals struggle to stick.
Shop the systemGHK-Cu, applied with a dropper and left in, right where hair starts.
Coming soonSoon. Waitlist members hear first and get access before it goes public.
We'll share pricing with the waitlist first.
The serum works on its own, but it's designed as step three. Clearing mineral build-up first means the scalp is clean when the serum goes on.
No ingredient can honestly promise that. GHK-Cu has decades of skin research behind it, and copper peptides have shown promise for follicles in lab studies. We made the serum to look after the skin your hair grows from.
Yes. Like the rest of Regrowth+, it's made for every hair type.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you before the serum goes public.