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DIY Topical Peptide Serum with GHK-Cu + Snap-8 | Base, Mixing & Clean Handling (Video Tutorial)

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  • Z ZnYdErX3

    @Reactive3078
    How much snap 8 and GHK powder did you use?

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    Reactive3078
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    @ZnYdErX3 I added 1/2 gram of GHK-CU and Snap-8 I did 25 mg.

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      got2bme
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      I’m making this soon just minus the snap8. Can i buy a half gram scoop from Amazon? Will that be just as accurate without the kitchen scale? Also I have seen a few other mixtures for this that calls a gram?

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        NobleONe
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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:

        1. Knowing your GHK is "legit" when you make it yourself (controlling your sourcing)
        2. 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%
        3. 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 3mg

          The third is an eczema serum which has been amazing w/ KPV
          Timeless HA 30 mL
          Ectoin 1.05 g (3.5%)
          KPV 5 × ~12.65 mg vials (~63 mg, ~0.21%) via 0.10–0.15 g BAC each
          GHK-Cu 0.09 g (0.30%)
          Yeast β-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 g

          All ingredients bought from supply houses. Hardest thing for me to get cheap is KPV in bulk.....any ideas?

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          • S SSB

            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 3mg

            The third is an eczema serum which has been amazing w/ KPV
            Timeless HA 30 mL
            Ectoin 1.05 g (3.5%)
            KPV 5 × ~12.65 mg vials (~63 mg, ~0.21%) via 0.10–0.15 g BAC each
            GHK-Cu 0.09 g (0.30%)
            Yeast β-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 g

            All ingredients bought from supply houses. Hardest thing for me to get cheap is KPV in bulk.....any ideas?

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            Reactive3078
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            @SSB What are the benefits of these night and day serums?

            I'm about to finish my serum based on randy's video.

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              Justdabbling
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              Where do you get the blue powder

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                You can search for raw AHK-cu or GHK-cu and find suppliers. Nexaph does sell 5g at a time, but it's going to be more expensive than a lot of other places.

                A newbie aficionado of magical internet powder.

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                  You can search for raw AHK-cu or GHK-cu and find suppliers. Nexaph does sell 5g at a time, but it's going to be more expensive than a lot of other places.

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                  @seadracos thanks. Does this work with reconstituted ghk or has to be the powder?

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                    That I'm not sure, you probably could use reconstituted lypholized ghk. The raw powder is significantly cheaper though, and I think a different recipe i read recommended that you reconsitute the raw powder for more even mixing.
                    The raw powder is topical only though.

                    A newbie aficionado of magical internet powder.

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                      Question when reconstituting snap-8 10mg vile, is minimal amount of sterile water used just to reconstitute ? sounds like a researcher might use two 10mg vials of snap-8 for the mixture in the vid . any thoughts would be appreciated

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                        Jeff’s hand modeling gig, and why he wore gloves for this clip.

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                        Follows research backed science, not “trust me” bro’s.

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