DIY Topical Peptide Serum with GHK-Cu + Snap-8 | Base, Mixing & Clean Handling (Video Tutorial)
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Watch on RandyTube: DIY Topical Peptide Serum with GHK-Cu + Snap-8 | Base, Mixing & Clean Handling (Video Tutorial)In this video we make a simple topical serum with GHK-Cu and Snap-8 for a fraction of what pre-made serums cost. It covers choosing a base, getting the peptides into it without wrecking them, keeping everything clean, and an optional roller for application. Patch test first.
Comments posted here show up under the video on PeptideCritic.com, and vice versa. Questions about the technique, gear or the math are all welcome.
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@randy in the video you said half a gram but it looks like a lot less than that. Can you clarify?
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You don't state how much Snap-8 you added in the video? 10mg? I have purchased Snap-8 bulk in a Lyophilized powder so not sure if I can add directly to the HA serum?
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Watch on RandyTube: DIY Topical Peptide Serum with GHK-Cu + Snap-8 | Base, Mixing & Clean Handling (Video Tutorial)
In this video we make a simple topical serum with GHK-Cu and Snap-8 for a fraction of what pre-made serums cost. It covers choosing a base, getting the peptides into it without wrecking them, keeping everything clean, and an optional roller for application. Patch test first.
Comments posted here show up under the video on PeptideCritic.com, and vice versa. Questions about the technique, gear or the math are all welcome.
@PeptideCritic a couple of questions in this tread for ya
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I made 4 of these serums gave 2 away kept one in the freezer... Would it still work after thawing it?
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I made 4 of these serums gave 2 away kept one in the freezer... Would it still work after thawing it?
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@Reactive3078
How much snap 8 and GHK powder did you use?@ZnYdErX3 I added 1/2 gram of GHK-CU and Snap-8 I did 25 mg.
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I did the math and it's about the same price to buy a pre-made GHK product relative to taking the DIY route.
A couple of differences:
- Knowing your GHK is "legit" when you make it yourself (controlling your sourcing)
- Controlling the amount of GHK in the finished product. Iirc Anela aims for ~3%, whereas standard formulations are a lot lower at 0.5 or 1%
- A lot of pre-made serums will have a more complex formulation that could be more beneficial to your skin
3.5) In some cases the formulation could be a turn off because it has too much
Here's the GHK product I used to compare to the DIY route: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9DXGXZ3
Lmk if my math is wrong, I've been seriously contemplating making my own skin and hair serums for a while, but the math wasn't what I wanted it to be.
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Randy motivated me and I have started making a few different types - all w/ ordinary HA base.
The first is a GHK-Cu night serum
Water, Sodium Hyaluronate
GHK-Cu 1.2%
Glycerin 3.3%
Propanediol 3.3%
Ectoin 1.0%
Panthenol 1.0%
Optiphen 1.0%
Allantoin 0.5%
Pal-150 0.027%
Snap-8 0.027%the second is morning serum
Timeless HA, Ectoin 2.5%, Panthenol 2.5%
Beta-glucan 1%, Glycerin 3%, Propanediol 2%
Allantoin 0.5%, Optiphen 1%, Syn-Ake 3mgThe third is an eczema serum which has been amazing w/ KPV
Timeless HA 30 mL
Ectoin 1.05 g (3.5%)
KPV 5 Γ ~12.65 mg vials (~63 mg, ~0.21%) via 0.10β0.15 g BAC each
GHK-Cu 0.09 g (0.30%)
Yeast Ξ²-glucan powder 0.06 g (0.2%)
Allantoin 0.06 g (0.2%)
Panthenol 0.30 g (1%)
Propanediol 0.82 g
Optiphen 0.21 gAll ingredients bought from supply houses. Hardest thing for me to get cheap is KPV in bulk.....any ideas?
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