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A naturally occurring copper-bound tripeptide whose abundance declines with age, it is investigated in the cosmetic and skin-research literature for collagen and elastin support, skin firmness and radiance, scalp micro-environment and follicle signalling, and its role in repair after everyday wear
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While these studies show promising results, they often lack the rigor and relevance required to extrapolate findings to human subjects