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Lactic acid and copper peptide

Lactic acid and copper peptide: keep them apart

Keep them apart

Use them at different times of day, applying the acid first and the peptide later, because mixing them together causes a clash. The acidic ingredient breaks down the peptide and stops it from working properly. You can change your routine by using the acid in the morning and the peptide at night, or by waiting longer between steps.

Questions and answers

Can you use lactic acid and copper peptide together?

Keep lactic acid and copper peptide apart in your routine because the low pH of lactic acid can destabilize copper peptide and reduce its bioactivity. Instead, use them in separate steps or different routines like AM and PM.

Which goes first, lactic acid or copper peptide?

Keep lactic acid and copper peptide apart by using them in separate steps or routines, such as applying them in the morning and evening, because the low pH of lactic acid destabilizes copper peptide. The product MEDI-PEEL Extra Super 9 contains both ingredients.

Are lactic acid and copper peptide good for sensitive skin?

No, you should keep lactic acid and copper peptide apart because the low pH of lactic acid can destabilize copper peptide and reduce its bioactivity. If you want to use both, apply them in separate routines, such as using one in the morning and the other at night.

Research on lactic acid and copper peptide

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