Peptides for Hair Growth and Thickness

I discovered GHK-Cu after noticing more of my scalp was visible at the back of my head, around the crown. I’m in my early 40s and my hair has been gradually thinning for years — but by this point it had become apparent in almost every picture of me. A co-worker in Vancouver suggested I look into copper peptides and pointed me to a lot of the GHK-Cu literature.

I was hesitant, but I decided to photograph both my front hairline and my crown under the same lighting conditions, so I’d have a reference point to evaluate progress against.

I didn’t see immediate results. After approximately three months, though, the comparison photos showed improvement: my hair appeared somewhat thicker around the crown, and there were numerous short, fine hairs coming in along parts of my hairline.

GHK-Cu didn’t produce overnight success — hair changes happen over a long period, and I can’t definitively say it was solely responsible for everything I observed in that window. But after five months, the difference between the two sets of photographs was enough that I’m continuing to monitor developments as the research goes on.

Michael Turner, Vancouver, Canada

Shared with permission. One person’s self-reported experience — a report, not evidence: no controls, no blinding, and other factors can’t be ruled out. Compounds discussed are sold strictly for non-human research use.