How to Use Copper Peptide With Vitamin C

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Written By
Shannon Moudry
Shannon Moudry
Published: Mar 29, 2010
Updated: Jan 10, 2019
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Copper peptides are ingredients used for skin rejuvenation and remodeling as they help to firm the skin, reduce wrinkles and promote collagen synthesis. Vitamin C is also a popular ingredient found in many anti-aging cosmetics because of its antioxidant properties which help to protect the skin from environmental damage. Using both copper peptides and Vitamin C can be a great way to protect and rejuvenate the skin; however, it is important to use them correctly as the copper peptides can cause the Vitamin C to become inactive.

Cleanse the skin in the morning by applying your favorite cleanser and rinsing it off with warm water. Use a clean towel to pat the skin dry.

Apply a Vitamin C serum, or moisturizer, to the skin by gently patting it on to the skin. Apply sunscreen to the skin and let it dry for approximately 1 to 2 minutes. Apply make-up as usual (if you wear cosmetics).

Cleanse the skin, before going to sleep, with your favorite cleanser. Rinse the cleanser off with warm water and pat the skin dry with a clean towel.

Apply a copper peptide serum, or moisturizer, by gently patting it onto the skin.

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Shannon Moudry

Shannon Moudry has been a writer for over 15 years. She has written online content for Text Broker, Associated Content, Bright Hub and Demand Studios.

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