I am very interested in Skin Biology Products after receiving that wonderful book, "Reverse Skin Aging".

As with anything new, I have been researching online and have seen some "scam" postings. Some people said that the products don't use real copper and that they got the "uglies" using some of the products.

Will someone address those issues? These seem like great products, but I am still a little apprehensive.

We'd be happy to address this.

First of all, here at Skin Biology we are dedicated to providing science based products that aid in skin remodeling and scalp conditioning.

Copper-Peptides were originally discovered by biochemist Dr. Loren Pickart. The products developed were found to have profound effects for promoting improved skin health for all skin types.

Be assured that Dr. Pickart (a biochemist who has been studying skin and hair for the past 48 years) would never use any compound that would adversely affect the health of the skin or body. His inventions have had to undergo rigorous safety testing and have been found to be non-irritating and safe for long term use. Rather than cause damage, copper-peptides have been found to be the key to helping maintain a healthy skin appearance.

So you can be confident that Dr. Pickart's products are true copper-peptides (since he is the person who originally discovered them) and that they in no way damage the skin.


See the following links for more information:
Behind the Products - Dr. Pickart's Approach to Skin Care



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How to Use Copper-Peptides Properly
Everyone's skin is different and unique and our approach to skincare is to customize a regimen that is designed for you personally to see optimal results.

So it may be best to contact one of our Skin Biology Personal Consultants, email us at: customerservice@skinbiology.com, or call 1-800-405-1912 so we can personally discuss your skin care goals and devise the best regimen for you to see optimal results.

For more information, see the following links:Tips on How to Use SRCPs Properly


Best Wishes,
-Skin Biology

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