Skincare
Choose your skincare by the step you need: a charcoal and green tea face wash to cleanse, an optional face serum such as our vitamin C or GHK-Cu copper peptide formula, a copper peptide cream for the face and neck, or a copper peptide body lotion for after bathing. Each product has its own directions, so check its page for how and when to use it.
Choose your skincare step
Each product here does one job. Choose the step you're missing rather than buying a full set.
Cleanser, serum, cream or body lotion?
- Cleanse: The Charcoal and Green Tea Facial Cleanser is a 6 fl oz (177 mL) rinse-off wash with activated charcoal, green and white tea, aloe, sodium hyaluronate and panthenol. Massage a small amount onto a wet face and neck, then rinse with warm water. It contains orange oil and fragrance (parfum). Our cleanser guide covers it in more detail.
- Add a serum (optional): The face serums include two distinct choices. Pick the vitamin C serum, made with sodium ascorbyl phosphate and ferulic acid, if you want a vitamin C step in your morning routine. Pick the Renewal GHK-Cu serum if you want a copper peptide serum for your face and neck. Each serum page lists its full ingredients and directions.
- Moisturize: The face creams are leave-on copper peptide moisturizers for the face and neck, in 30 mL and 50 mL sizes. Each has its own named ingredients and directions.
- Body care: The 300 g body lotion is a leave-on lotion for the body. It contains copper tripeptide-1, sodium hyaluronate, ceramide NP, squalane, jojoba and panthenol. Apply it after bathing or whenever your skin feels dry. It is not a facial cream. You can find it with the rest of our body care.
Do I need a serum and a cream?
No. The Copper Peptide Renewal Cream can be used on its own or after an optional serum. Add a serum only if you want its particular ingredients. Our guide to peptide serum vs peptide cream explains how the two formats differ.
How should I start a new product?
Follow the product's own directions for where to apply it, how often to use it, and whether to rinse it off. The American Academy of Dermatology suggests trying a new product on a small area before using it more widely. Stop if irritation develops. When you layer products, apply thinner ones such as serums before creams. In the daytime, finish with sunscreen as a separate step, because none of these creams is a sunscreen.
Ready to choose? If you want one daily step, start with the face creams. If you're building a routine from the beginning, start with the cleanser and add a serum later if you want one.
