Copper peptide serums for aesthetics run anywhere from 2.5% to 8%. We tested across that range and settled at 2.5%, because it gave the best results with the fewest sensitivity issues. A stronger serum only helps if your patients can tolerate it.
The other half of the vial works too. At 50% hyaluronic acid it is a glide medium, not just an active. Run it on microneedling passes on its own, or pair it with Bloom Skin Ex and Bloom Hair Ex on a combined pass.
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What to expect.
- Improves the look of skin as a finishing or standalone step
- Leaves skin looking plumper and better hydrated
- Softens the appearance of surface texture and dullness
- Pairs with a microneedling pass or stands on its own
- Compatible with standard microneedling and RF microneedling
- Four millilitres to a vial, starting at a quarter vial on the face
Individual results vary. Several factors influence a cosmetic outcome, and no specific result can be guaranteed.
Protocol
The chairside sequence.
Confirm the modality
Compatible with both standard and RF microneedling. Choose your device and settings as you normally would.
Start low on the face
Many patients are highly sensitive to GHK-Cu. On facial work, begin with a quarter of a vial mixed into the hyaluronic acid rather than the full amount.
Glide
Apply as your glide medium and work it across the field as you normally would.
Aftercare
Your standard post-procedure aftercare applies. Watch for sensitivity at the next visit and adjust the proportion before you adjust anything else.
Specifications
What the vial is, and what arrives.
| Format | 4 ml vial |
|---|---|
| GHK-Cu | 2.5% |
| Hyaluronic acid | 50% |
| Balance | 47.5% bacteriostatic water |
| Peptide load | 0.1 g per vial |
| Route | Topical only |
| Storage | Room temperature |
| Shelf life | 18 months unopened |
What ships
- One 4 ml vial
- Protocol card for chairside reference
Questions
Asked about this one.
The handling and ordering questions that come up before a first order of this formulation. The rest are on the FAQ page.
All questionsDo you provide protocols and staff training?
Every product ships with a protocol card written for chairside reference — the steps, in order, on something that survives being handled with gloves on.
The protocols themselves are deliberately unremarkable, and that is the point. Skin Ex and Hair Ex layer onto passes you already perform, with no change to your device settings or technique. Radiance uses the injection technique and depth you already use for PRP. There is very little to learn, because there is very little that is new.
Where your team does need briefing is on the one hard rule for Copper HA: never inject it. It is on the product page and on the card.
How should product be stored and shipped?
Three of the four products need no refrigeration at all.
Bloom Skin Ex, Bloom Hair Ex and Bloom Copper HA are shelf-stable at room temperature. They ship by standard courier and sit in your procedure room until you use them. No freezer, no dry ice, no cold-chain paperwork, and no shipment arriving warm with nobody able to say whether it is still good.
Radiance is the exception. It arrives frozen and stays frozen until you need it, then thaws in five minutes at room temperature. It is the only product in the line that asks for freezer space, and a domestic freezer is sufficient.
Once reconstituted, Skin Ex and Hair Ex should be used within four hours. Do not refreeze either one.
What is the regulatory status of these products?
These are cosmetic products for use by licensed professionals. They are not drugs, they are not FDA approved, and they are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Bloom Skin Ex, Bloom Hair Ex and Bloom Copper HA are topical. Radiance is a cord tissue product delivered by needle, and it sits in a different regulatory category from the three topicals — worth knowing, because the two are often discussed as though they were the same thing.
Any supplier telling you their exosome product is FDA approved for an aesthetic indication is telling you something that is not true. There is no such approval, for anyone, and that is worth knowing before you put your licence behind a purchase.
If you need the current facility registration and product listing status in writing for your own files, ask and we will send what we hold.
Wholesale accounts
One vial, two active jobs.
GHK-Cu at 2.5% with hyaluronic acid — the peptide works while the acid glides.
Add it to the menu — Bloom Copper HA