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Glycolic acid and copper peptide

Glycolic acid and copper peptide: keep them apart

Keep them apart

Use them at different times of day with the acid first, because the acid cancels out the peptide. The acid ruins the peptide so it stops working on your skin. You can switch to using them on alternate nights.

Questions and answers

Can you use glycolic acid and copper peptide together?

No, you should keep glycolic acid and copper peptide apart in your routine because the low pH of glycolic acid may destabilize the copper peptide and reduce its activity. Use them in separate steps or routines, such as AM and PM, or use a product like Perricone MD Cold Plasma Plus+ if available.

Which goes first, glycolic acid or copper peptide?

Keep glycolic acid and copper peptide apart in your routine because the low pH of glycolic acid destabilizes copper peptide. Use them in separate steps or different routines like AM and PM.

Are glycolic acid and copper peptide good for sensitive skin?

Glycolic acid and copper peptide are not good to combine for sensitive skin because the low pH of the acid destabilizes the peptide bonds and reduces its activity. You should use them in separate steps or routines, such as AM and PM separation.

Research on glycolic acid and copper peptide

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