The breakthrough Super CP (Copper Peptide) Serum is an oil free product specially formulated by biochemist Dr. Loren Pickart for fast delivery.
 
Clarify an oily skin appearance and uncover a radiantly beautiful dermis by reducing the appearance of sun damage, blemishes, wrinkles, enlarged pores, and imperfections.
 
Suggested Useage:
AM: After cleansing the skin, apply a light amount of Super CP Serum. The application should be so light that it just barely covers the area without leaving it excessively wet or damp. Massage into the skin for 5-10 seconds. Be careful with using around the eye area, or if you have sensitive skin. 
 
TIP! Finish by applying a light amount of Emu Oil to enhance results. NXGEN Emu Oil - here at Aim For Wellness
 
HOW IT'S DIFFERENT:
Super CP Serum contains a potent combination of biochemist Dr. Loren Pickart's 2nd generation copper peptides blended with salicylic acid and natural antioxidants. 
 
CP Serum is fortified with aloe vera, natural antioxidants, and amino acid glycine to soothe skin as it rejuvenates.
Strength rating: 8 (The level of GHK CU peptide per ml.
Relative Scale (1 to 28): 1 = lower copper / 28 = highest copper
To understand the scale go to http://reverseskinaging.com/tips.html#strengthrating
 
Dr Pickart & Skin Biology
Skin Biology avoids the following:
Formulations and moisturizers that are designed to push water into the skin, wet the outer skin proteins, and "puff up" the skin to make wrinkles and creases less obvious. The problem with such products is that they loosen and wet the skin, damage the skin barrier and permit easier access by bacteria, viruses, and allergens.
"New chemical entities", that is, synthetic molecules that the human body has never been previously exposed to in our history. It requires decades to determine the safety of such molecules such as in the case of PCBs and DDT.
Plant extracts are often over-hyped. Products such as stem cells from apples, grapes and melons make claims that are rooted in fantasy. Medical research involving stem cells uses stem cells from people, not plants. If plant stem cells work as anything, it is only as an antioxidant.
Collagen-inducing peptides that act like Transforming Factor Beta 1 (TGF-beta-1) are some of the most controversial substances in skin care. TGF Beta 1 is one of a group of cytokines that signal skin cells to proliferate. While they effectively plump wrinkles, they also cause damage to hair follicles which results in hair loss.
Human-derived growth factors which are byproducts of medical procedures.
Hyaluronic acid (hyaluronan) because it plays a critical role in the spread of cancer cells.
Ingredients used as nerve inhibitors such as botox used to relax muscles to reduce wrinkles. Long term cosmetic use of such ingredients may inhibit nerve function in the brain and other areas of the body.
Dyes and coloring agents. Most dyes are labeled FD&C; the colors are derived from coal tar.
Regarding the color of copper peptide serums, many products on the market are pale blue or completely clear. These products are not authentic copper peptide products, but fakes. Any solution of 0.3% copper peptide or higher should be bright blue. Many GHK-Cu products are fake or heavily diluted but are dyed to camouflage this fact.