Matrixyl 3000 10% or copper peptides 3%?

Hi guys, A question to those of you who are advanced in using peptides: which is better? I know that they're both signal peptides with Matrixyl 3000 being used more for wrinkles and copper peptide for a broader range of skin concerns including skin regeneration and healing, but which one is more effective in what they claim? Also, can they be used together? Can either of them be used with EGF peptides? Thanks in advance!

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loxx

Dry/Resilient

Both Matrixyl 3000 and copper peptides have their unique benefits: Matrixyl 3000 targets wrinkles effectively, while copper peptides offer broader skin regeneration benefits. Using them together can potentially amplify their effects, but it's essential to introduce them gradually to monitor skin reactions. EGF peptides can complement peptide usage, but I would also recommend consulting with a dermatologist for personalized advice.

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KFan

Oily/Resilient

Thank you!

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LovelySkinCare

Oily/Sensitive

My vote is for copper peptides, but I’d use them together, the more the marrier 🙂 egf peptides also go well together.

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LovelySkinCare

Oily/Sensitive

Oh, yes, I know Theramid 🤗 I’m planning to buy it on the next sale 🤭

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FrenchyPeach19

Oily/Resilient

I've been very disappointed by recent Matrixyl 3000 products. They do nothing better than HA. (The last Matrixyl product I loved was like 10 or 12 years ago from Taiwanese brand ÜNT but they discontinued it). So if I were you I'll go for copper peptides.

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KFan

Oily/Resilient

Thanks! I saw Matrixyl 3000 in 10% concentration of one very affordable Bulgarian brand, so I thought maybe to give it a go since 10% is supposedly effective. But yeah, I decided to go for copper peptides, they're a bit more researched and the brand I am looking at is trustworthy 🙂

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Matrixyl 3000 10% or copper peptides 3%?

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