Copper tripeptide-1 at 0.5% and bakuchiol at 0.25%, both printed on the bottle. A few drops that vanish in seconds. Built for skin that tried retinol and lost.
Made in small batches, and we say where each one is up to.
Two goes at retinol, two fortnights of peeling and hiding. I had written the whole category off. This does not sting, it goes in and disappears, and my skin looks like it has had a good night's sleep even when it has not. Third bottle.
Every other serum I picked up said peptide complex and stopped there. This one prints nought point five and nought point two five on the label. I do not need it to be a miracle, I just want to know what I am putting on my face.
I am reactive to almost everything so I did the jaw for four nights before going near my face. No problem at all, but I would tell anyone with skin like mine to do the same rather than find out the hard way.
Copper tripeptide-1 is the anchor, at a stated 0.5%. Bakuchiol sits alongside it at 0.25% - it is the ingredient people move to when retinol has not worked out, and it does not carry retinol's sun sensitivity.
Underneath both are five further peptides and six weights of hyaluronic acid, which is the part you feel on the first night. The blue is not a dye: copper peptide in solution is genuinely blue.
It can. Around one in four of the people who mention their skin reacting to a serum like this report itching or redness, and there is alcohol in the formula, which is the usual reason.
So: patch test on your jaw for three or four nights before it goes near your face, and start every other night. If you are reactive to most things, that is not us being cautious for the sake of it - it is the difference between finding out on your jaw and finding out on your face.
Not in the same routine as vitamin C, direct acids or retinoids - they work against each other and the combination is what tips people into irritation. Use this at night and the others in the morning, or on alternate days.
Moisturizer, sunscreen and anything gentle are fine over the top once it has absorbed, which takes seconds.
No, and we would rather say that here than have you find out in week three. Serums like this get compared to injectables online, and that comparison sets an expectation nothing in a bottle can meet.
What this does is the look of plumpness and glow, most of which shows up the same day, plus the slower business of texture across a bottle. If what you want is the other thing, this is not it - and neither is any other serum, whatever the video said.
Copper tripeptide-1 0.5%, bakuchiol 0.25%, plus acetyl hexapeptide-1, acetyl hexapeptide-8, acetyl heptapeptide-4, acetyl octapeptide-3 and dipeptide diaminobutyroyl benzylamide diacetate.
Six forms of hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, adenosine, panthenol, beta-glucan, inositol, hydrolyzed collagen and tocopherol. Contains alcohol. 1.69 fl oz / 50 ml.
For external use only. Patch test before first use.
Orders leave once the batch is released. Ninety days to send it back, opened bottles included.
A percentage is a number you can hold two bottles up against. Peptide blend is not - it can be almost entirely the cheapest thing in it and the label would look identical.
Most serums on this shelf print peptide complex and leave it there. That phrase can cover almost anything - a blend is a total, and the split inside it is nobody's business but the manufacturer's. Two bottles with identical front labels can be entirely different products at entirely different costs to make. Ours prints the two that matter as percentages, which is the only arrangement that lets you compare anything at all.
Retinol works, and a good number of people cannot stay on it - the fortnight of peeling and the sun sensitivity is where most of them quit. Bakuchiol is what that person reaches for next. The catch is that almost nobody prints how much of it is in the bottle, so you are choosing on faith. Nought point two five percent is a number you can check, hold against another label, and decide about.
Both actives are printed as percentages on every bottle.
Individual experiences vary. A cosmetic serum - for external use only, and not intended to treat any condition.
Absorption is the single most praised thing about this serum, and it is the one you can check immediately. A few drops go on and vanish - nothing tacky, nothing sitting under a moisturizer, no waiting around before the next step. The plumpness follows the same evening and is usually visible by morning. Everything slower than that takes a bottle to judge, which is exactly why the guarantee runs to ninety days.
Plumpness is the fast one - most people are describing it within a few days. Texture and lines keep improving for months after that, which is the whole reason the three and five bottle sizes exist. Individual results vary.
4.6 out of 5 · 2,204+ women who cannot take retinol
“It vanishes. I have never had a serum absorb like this one.”Rhiannon T. · Verified Buyer
“Nought point five and nought point two five, printed. Nobody else does that.”Odette M. · Verified Buyer
“Patch tested for four nights because I react to everything. Fine.”Saoirse B. · Verified Buyer
“Two people asked what I had changed. I had not changed anything else.”Marisol E. · Verified Buyer
Bakuchiol is the gentler route people take when retinol has not worked out, and it does not bring retinol's sun sensitivity with it. It is also slower and quieter, which is the trade. Alongside it here is copper tripeptide-1 at 0.5%, which is doing a different job again.
The absorption and the plumper look are same-day - most people see it the following morning, and it is the most reported thing about this serum by a distance. Texture is slower and takes a bottle. We are not putting a date on anything structural, because the honest evidence for it is thin.
Patch test on your jaw for three or four nights first, and start every other night. There is alcohol in the formula and about one in four of the people who mention reacting to a serum like this had itching or redness. If your skin goes red, stop - the ninety days covers an opened bottle and there is no form to argue with.
Not in the same routine. Vitamin C, direct acids and retinoids all work against this and against each other, and stacking them is what tips people into irritation. Put this on at night and the others in the morning.
Ninety days, opened bottles included, refunded. Some people get the glow and nothing more, and some react and have to stop. We would rather carry both of those on the page than argue about them later.
4.6 out of 5 · 2,204+ women who cannot take retinol
Two goes at retinol and two fortnights of peeling and hiding indoors. I had written the whole category off. This does not sting, it disappears on contact, and my face looks like it slept properly even when it did not.
Puracle Copper Peptide + Bakuchiol Serum — For the Lines That Have Started Staying Put
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Every other bottle I picked up said peptide complex and stopped there. This one prints both numbers on the label. I do not need a miracle, I want to know what is going on my face and be able to compare it to the next one.
Puracle Copper Peptide + Bakuchiol Serum — For the Lines That Have Started Staying Put
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I react to almost everything so I did four nights on my jaw before going anywhere near my face. No problem at all. I would still tell anyone with skin like mine to do the same rather than find out the hard way.
Puracle Copper Peptide + Bakuchiol Serum — For the Lines That Have Started Staying Put
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I am fifty-two and I had stopped expecting anyone to notice anything. Two people at work asked in the same week. I had not changed anything else, so I am giving it the credit.
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It is more than I usually spend and I sat with the basket open for a bit. The glow is real and it goes on beautifully. Four stars is the price, not the serum, and I did buy the three bottle option in the end.
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A cosmetic serum. For external use only. Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Do not use in the same routine as vitamin C, direct acids or retinoids.
