Comments on: Skin regeneration: Copper Peptide http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/06/05/skin-regeneration-copper-peptide/ Natural Beauty Inside Out Sat, 21 Nov 2009 06:31:36 -0800 hourly 1 By: brooke http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/06/05/skin-regeneration-copper-peptide/comment-page-1/#comment-261291 brooke Tue, 10 Mar 2009 20:29:50 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=791#comment-261291 If it is not to be used daily, then how do products that are recommended for daily use, or will be used daily in general, justify it as an ingredient? Is this dangerous? And what about the fact it cannot be used with topical vit. C, many facial creams contain C as a key ingredient (or at least marketed as one) mix with using products that have copper peptide? <font color="#990033"><strong>Brooke</strong>: The ingredient should not be used excessively due to the temporary side effects indicated. If products are to be used daily, I would assume the percentage may not be that high to cause problems. If the ingredient is listed right at the top as an active ingredient, then the content would be the highest and you need to exercise caution yourself by using sparingly or alternate nights. But as to vitamin C, you need to be aware. Most brands will not indicate a warning on their products. I'll give you an example. Many ingredients in products are photo sensitive but they don't state that sunscreen is needed. So as consumers, we need to be aware.</font> If it is not to be used daily, then how do products that are recommended for daily use, or will be used daily in general, justify it as an ingredient? Is this dangerous? And what about the fact it cannot be used with topical vit. C, many facial creams contain C as a key ingredient (or at least marketed as one) mix with using products that have copper peptide?

Brooke: The ingredient should not be used excessively due to the temporary side effects indicated. If products are to be used daily, I would assume the percentage may not be that high to cause problems. If the ingredient is listed right at the top as an active ingredient, then the content would be the highest and you need to exercise caution yourself by using sparingly or alternate nights.

But as to vitamin C, you need to be aware. Most brands will not indicate a warning on their products. I’ll give you an example. Many ingredients in products are photo sensitive but they don’t state that sunscreen is needed. So as consumers, we need to be aware.

]]> By: Namee Requirede http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/06/05/skin-regeneration-copper-peptide/comment-page-1/#comment-248495 Namee Requirede Sun, 09 Nov 2008 00:11:18 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=791#comment-248495 Not all peptides contain copper! I'm pretty certain that P&G doesn't use copper peptides in their Olay line! <font color="#990033"><strong>Namee</strong>: Yes, you're probably right! There seems to be some confusion based on various information sources I've come across. Thanks for pointing out!</font> Not all peptides contain copper! I’m pretty certain that P&G doesn’t use copper peptides in their Olay line!

Namee: Yes, you’re probably right! There seems to be some confusion based on various information sources I’ve come across. Thanks for pointing out!

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