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Does GHK-Cu help with skin & hair?

Yes, for most people. 87% of 202 people who reported on GHK-Cu for skin & hair say it improved. 10% noticed no change and 3% say it got worse. That is about the typical result for skin & hair (90% across 19 options).

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Skin & hair: what users report
87%better202 reports · high confidence
175 better21 no change6 worse

Ranked #4 of 19 for skin & hair.

What people say about GHK-Cu and skin & hair

“Love it. 44 F. Totally helped even out my skin tone (Irish red cheeks), reduced wrinkles on my forehead and neck, thickened my hair which had been thinning, and grew my eye lashes.”
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“My under-eye hollowness has not disappeared completely, but it has somewhat improved.”
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“Started ghk-cu for my seb derm and it worked better then i expected.”
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“I've injected hgh + GHK-cu together. Taken fo-ti. Didn't have that effect.”
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What the research says

CResearch: Limited0 meta-analyses · 1 trials on PubMed

None of the top reviews we found look specifically at skin & hair. See all research on GHK-Cu.

Side effects people mention

injection site 47redness 13stinging 11injection pain 8burning 8

What else is GHK-Cu used for?

Information only — not medical advice. How we count

Does GHK-Cu help with skin & hair? 87% of 202 users say yes — PlainPill