Shampoo

Choosing between Berry and Lavender copper peptide shampoo

Compare Amplified Glow™ copper peptide shampoos by scent, GHK-Cu concentration, and supporting ingredients. The Berry shampoo is a fresh, sulfate-free formula featuring 0.1% GHK-Cu with sodium hyaluronate, sea kelp, and rosemary. The Lavender shampoo uses sulfate-free surfactants and features 0.15% GHK-Cu with keratin, niacinamide, creatine, sodium hyaluronate, royal jelly extract, and lavender extract. Both are designed to cleanse the hair and scalp without leaving hair feeling stripped. Read the detailed comparison below the products, then choose the formula that best matches your scent and ingredient preferences.

This category contains two cleansing formulas: Amplified Glow™ Copper Peptide Strengthening Shampoo – Berry and Amplified Glow™ Copper Peptide Strengthening Shampoo – Lavender. Both are positioned for gently cleansing the hair and scalp while supporting softer, smoother, more manageable, healthier-looking hair. The practical decision is therefore not “Which shampoo is universally best?” It is “Which scent, supporting ingredient profile, and matching routine best fit my preferences?”

Formula comparison at a glance

The Berry shampoo states 0.1% GHK-Cu and has a fresh berry scent. Its highlighted formula attributes are sulfate free, paraben free, silicone free, and cruelty free. Sodium hyaluronate is included for a moisture-supporting role, while sea kelp extract and rosemary extract supply the marine and botanical elements emphasized on the product page. It is the logical choice when you prefer a berry scent or specifically want the Berry formula’s sea kelp and rosemary profile.

The Lavender shampoo states 0.15% GHK-Cu and uses sulfate-free surfactants. Its highlighted ingredients include keratin, niacinamide, creatine, sodium hyaluronate, royal jelly extract, and lavender extract. The product is presented with a calming lavender scent and a formula designed around cleansing, hydration, softness, and manageability. Choose it when you prefer lavender and its broader keratin-, niacinamide-, and creatine-centered profile. A higher stated copper peptide percentage does not make one shampoo automatically right for every person; concentration is only one attribute within a complete cosmetic formula.

How to use shampoo within wash day

For either shampoo, begin with thoroughly wet hair. Apply the product, then massage it into the scalp and hair until a lather forms. Rinse thoroughly. The published directions recommend following with an Amplified Glow™ copper peptide conditioner. You can choose the matching Berry or Lavender conditioner to maintain the same scent family, or review each conditioner’s ingredients if formula attributes matter more to you than matching fragrance.

Both shampoo pages describe the formulas as suitable for regular use, but they also explain that frequency depends on hair type, scalp condition, and personal routine. Someone managing frequent styling-product buildup may use a different schedule from someone with dry-feeling lengths or a less frequent wash routine. The site identifies both shampoos as suitable for most hair types, including color-treated hair. Always prioritize the current label and your own hair’s response.

Understanding the highlighted shampoo ingredients

GHK-Cu is the category’s common entity: a copper peptide used here in cosmetic formulas intended to support the appearance of healthier-looking hair and scalp. Sodium hyaluronate also appears in both highlighted profiles and is described as a moisture-supporting form of hyaluronic acid that helps hair feel softer and smoother. From there, the formulas diverge.

The Berry shampoo’s sea kelp extract provides its marine botanical context, and rosemary extract is included in the product’s refreshed-scalp positioning. The Lavender shampoo’s keratin is associated with stronger, smoother, more resilient-feeling hair; niacinamide is presented in relation to scalp and hair nourishment; and creatine is used to support the feel of strength, smoothness, and manageability. Royal jelly and lavender extracts complete the Lavender formula’s botanical identity. These descriptions explain the intended cosmetic roles of highlighted ingredients without promising a medical or guaranteed outcome.

Which shampoo should you select?

• Choose Berry if you want a fresh berry scent, a stated 0.1% GHK-Cu formula, and the sea kelp, rosemary, and sodium hyaluronate profile.
• Choose Lavender if you want a calming lavender scent, a stated 0.15% GHK-Cu formula, and highlighted keratin, niacinamide, creatine, royal jelly, and lavender extracts.
• Choose a bundle if you also need conditioner and want the matching products supplied together. Compare the Berry and Lavender haircare duos.

Copper peptide shampoo FAQs

Are both shampoos sulfate free?

The Berry page identifies its formula as sulfate free. The Lavender page states that it is made with sulfate-free surfactants. Consult each current product label for the complete ingredient list.

Can either shampoo be used on color-treated hair?

Both product pages describe the formulas as suitable for most hair types, including color-treated hair. Individual hair and color services differ, so follow any care instructions provided by your color professional.

Should shampoo be applied only to the scalp?

The published instructions say to massage the shampoo into the scalp and hair, then rinse thoroughly. Use enough water to distribute and rinse the lather without aggressive scrubbing.

Does copper peptide shampoo treat hair loss or a scalp disorder?

No. These products are cosmetic cleansers. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent a medical condition. Avoid contact with the eyes and stop use if irritation occurs.

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