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GHK-Cu (copper peptides) - Skin and inflammation Why important in 40s: Skin aging accelerating Collagen production declining Inflammation increasing Estrogen's protective effects waning Benefits: Reduces fine lines and wrinkles 40-60% Improves skin thickness and elasticity Anti-inflammatory effects throughout body Better hair quality Faster wound healing Protocol: Topical: 1-3% GHK-Cu serum to face 2x daily Injectable: 1-2mg daily subcutaneous Best results: Combine topical (face) + injectable (systemic) Use long-term for sustained benefits Cost : $80-200 monthly (depending on topical vs injectable) Read our GHK-Cu complete guide
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