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AHK-Cu

Cosmetic (topical)

Copper tripeptide (AHK) · Copper peptide

Copper peptide marketed mainly for hair growth.

Half-life
Short peptide
Route
Topical
Evidence
Cosmetic ingredient; limited independent efficacy data.

What it is

A copper-binding tripeptide (Ala-His-Lys) used in cosmetics, promoted particularly for hair follicle support.

How it works

Delivers copper and signals angiogenesis/growth-factor activity around hair follicles and skin.

Studied for

Hair growth and skin (topical cosmetic claims).

Regulatory status

Cosmetic ingredient (not a drug).

Safety

Generally well tolerated topically; efficacy modestly supported.

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What the community reports about AHK-Cu

Aggregated from real community discussions across social platforms and forums. Anecdotal and self-reported — not causal, not medical advice.

The hair-and-skin-focused GHK-Cu sibling — A-H-K instead of G-H-K, with users specifically separating it as the hair-regrowth/skin-rejuvenation copper peptide while GHK-Cu drives nail/general tissue.

27
discussions analyzed
Multi-source
social + forums
Skin / hair
most-discussed topic
What people discuss
Skin / hair51.9%
Recovery / healing25.9%
Pain / joints22.2%
Strength / muscle22.2%
Gut / digestion7.4%
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