GHK NIGHT CREAM

GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide composed of glycine, histidine, and lysine. In skincare research, it has been studied for its role in processes associated with visible recovery, extracellular-matrix support, collagen production, antioxidant defense, and tissue remodeling.

In GHK Night Cream, it functions as a concentrated nighttime signal inside a complete barrier-supportive formula.

GHK Night Cream is designed for skin that looks depleted, less firm, uneven in texture, or slower to recover. Its copper-peptide signal is paired with ceramides, ectoin, and hydration support to help skin look smoother, stronger, more resilient, and visibly restored over time.

The blue color comes naturally from the copper-peptide complex. It is not an added dye, and it does not mean the formula has oxidized.

The color should disappear as the cream is spread into a thin, even layer.

We use GHK-Cu at 0.25% as a deliberate, concentrated nighttime signal within a complete barrier-supportive cream. More is not automatically better with signaling ingredients.

The goal is a meaningful amount in a balanced formula that skin can use consistently, rather than building the product around the highest possible number.

GHK Night Cream should be stored in the refrigerator to help preserve the finished formula's intended stability and performance.

Keep it chilled, close the container promptly after use, and avoid leaving it in direct light or prolonged heat.

Use GHK Night Cream in the evening as the final step of your nighttime ritual.

Cleanse → Toner → Recover-Me 3S CORRECTV Complex → GHK Night Cream.

Allow the preceding serum layer to settle before applying the cream.

Begin with one pump for the face and add a small amount for the neck and décolletage as needed.

More product does not create a stronger copper-peptide signal. A thin, even layer is enough.

Yes, once your skin has adjusted to it. If your skin is reactive, or if you are introducing several concentrated Alchemy formulas at the same time, begin two or three evenings weekly and increase according to comfort.

Many people tolerate topical copper peptides well, but any concentrated active can cause redness, itching, or irritation in some skin.

Patch test first, introduce the cream gradually, and stop using it if you experience persistent discomfort, swelling, or a worsening reaction.

We recommend separating GHK Night Cream from strongly acidic L-ascorbic acid and low-pH exfoliating treatments.

Use vitamin C in the morning. Use Enzyme + PHA Resurfacing Polish on a separate evening. This keeps the ritual more controlled and avoids creating an unnecessarily reactive routine.

It is both. The formula delivers a concentrated copper-peptide signal inside a night cream that also replenishes hydration and supports the lipid barrier.

That matters because signaling is only one part of visible recovery. Skin also needs water, lipids, and a stable environment in which to respond.

Recover-Me Barrier Cream is the daily barrier moisturizer. It focuses on replenishing moisture, reducing water loss, and maintaining calm, comfortable resilience.

GHK Night Cream is the more concentrated nighttime intervention. It adds the GHK-Cu signal to barrier and hydration support for skin showing more visible loss of firmness, texture refinement, or recovery capacity.

Barrier Cream protects the conditions. GHK Night Cream adds the nighttime signal.

CORRECTV is a concentrated nighttime serum built around PDRN, Camellia-derived extracellular vesicles, and a multi-peptide corrective stack.

GHK Night Cream completes the ritual with copper-peptide signaling, ceramides, ectoin, and replenishing hydration. CORRECTV delivers the first corrective layer. GHK seals the ritual and adds its own distinct signal.

You may notice greater softness, hydration, and comfort within the first several uses. Visible improvements in firmness, texture, resilience, and the appearance of fine lines develop more gradually.

Human studies of topical GHK-Cu creams reported measurable improvements after 12 weeks of consistent use, including improvements in skin density, firmness, laxity, fine lines, and wrinkle depth.

Give the ritual 8 to 12 weeks to show you what it can do.

These studies evaluated GHK-Cu-containing creams rather than the finished Alchemy 21/12 formula. Individual results will vary.

No. The cream's blue color comes from the copper-peptide complex, but it should disappear as the product is spread into a thin, even layer.

Applying substantially more than directed may leave unnecessary visible residue.

Apply around the orbital bone rather than directly against the lash line or onto the eyelids. Avoid contact with the eyes.

If your eye area is highly reactive, introduce it cautiously.

Do not assume that a concentrated peptide cream is appropriate immediately after a laser, peel, microneedling procedure, injectable treatment, or any procedure that temporarily compromises the skin.

Follow your practitioner's post-treatment instructions and reintroduce GHK Night Cream only after they have cleared active skincare.

Topical cosmetic copper peptides do not have a robust pregnancy-specific safety evidence base. Ask your obstetrician or medical provider before beginning any concentrated active product during pregnancy or breastfeeding.