Why Every Body Lotion You've Tried Wears Off By Evening
Most body lotions give your skin two things: water and grease. Skin feels nice for an hour, looks a little plumper while the moisture is there, and by evening the crinkles are back. Nothing in the bottle addresses the culprit underneath — skin that stopped receiving its repair signal.
The ingredient that does address it has been in dermatologists' offices for decades. But for fifty years it never made it below the chin.
Copper peptides live in one-ounce facial serums at twenty-eight to thirty-three dollars an ounce. Try covering your neck, chest, both arms and the backs of both hands out of a bottle like that, twice a day, and you'd go broke by summer. So nobody did. The skin that shows a woman's age first simply never got the ingredient.
That's the gap Copper Peptide Body Repair Cream closes: the signal peptide itself, in a 2 fl oz jar made to be spread over four zones, with the supply to match.
