Blue Copper Peptide

There are several terms for spots: liver spots, dark spots, and age spots. No matter what kind of spot it is, it is uniformly called chloasma in medicine.

In the solar spectrum, ultraviolet rays range from 10 to 400 nm. Among them, all ultraviolet rays less than 280 nm are blocked by the ozone layer. 280-320 nm is called UVB, and the most influential one is UVA of 320-400 nm. Because it will enter the dermis, it will damage the skin and produce a large amount of melanin.

The smaller the amino acid molecules, the easier it is to penetrate into the skin, but the smaller the molecules, the greater the irritation. What we did at AA at that time was five-peptides, which were even more effective than six-peptides. Later, some people made four peptides, but they were very irritating. This time, our blue copper peptide is made by adding copper ions to three peptides, which has better effects than four peptides without any irritation. Because copper ions appear blue, we named this new product blue copper peptide. It stimulates the differentiation of glycosaminoglycans and promotes fibroblasts to produce collagen, pushing it upward from the basal layer to thicken the epidermis and enhance protection.