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Glycyl-l-histidyl-l-lysine (GHK) is a tripeptide known for its high binding affinity to Cu2+ and its complex role in wound healing. The GHK–Cu(II) complex was isolated from human plasma in the 1970s and it was shown to be an activator for wound healing. GHK–Cu(II) has two main functions: as an anti-inflammatory agent to protect the tissue from oxidative damage after the injury, and as an activator for wound healing itself as it activates the tissue remodelling.

In 1988, GHK Cu was discovered. Follow up studies have shown that GHK Cu can stimulate collagen synthesis more effectively than retinoic acid or vitamin C.

Joshua zeichner, an expert at Mount Sinai dermatology center in New York, said: "copper plays an important role in protecting skin health, helping to form collagen and elastin, and stimulating the skin to produce hyaluronic acid, which is very important for strengthening the skin.

Restore skin repair ability, increase the production of skin intercellular mucus, reduce skin damage.

Stimulate the formation of glucose polyamine, increase skin thickness, reduce skin sloughing and firm skin.

Stimulate the formation of collagen and elastin, firm the skin and reduce fine lines.

Auxiliary antioxidant enzyme SOD, has strong anti free radical function.

It can promote the proliferation of blood vessels and increase the oxygen supply to the skin.