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GHK-Cu (Scalp)
Copper peptide formulation researched for follicle support.
Mechanism of Action
Topical GHK-Cu applied to the scalp has been studied for its ability to enlarge hair follicles, prolong the anagen growth phase, and improve perifollicular vascularization through copper-dependent gene modulation.
Research Areas
Common Research Protocols
Applied to the scalp in serum or solution form, often combined with microneedling in dermatology studies.
Protocols summarized for educational reference from published research. Not dosing guidance.
Cited Research
Copper peptides and hair growth
Reported follicular stimulation and improved hair density in early trials.
Important Considerations
- •Topical use has a long cosmetic safety record.
- •Not a replacement for evidence-based therapies like minoxidil or finasteride.
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