Micro Needling with GHK-cu?

[kimmykat415]

Does any one in this forum have any experience or success with this? I only just saw this pop up as a practice on social media recently and couldn't find any mention of it here. I like the idea of being able to be targeted with my face or scalp and avoiding the sting that I've heard comes from pinning it but wonder if it is effective at all. I'd love to hear about your experience if you are willing to share. Thanks!

 

[Grannuaile]

Find the “Anela Protocol” on Reddit. Micro needling was annoying/painful and I didn’t keep it up, but I have lots of allergies. I will never stop using Anela’s GHK-Cu serum, though. There are ways to pin to minimize the Brute Enforcer Emeritus sting like results. When pinning remember to take a zinc to be proactive.

 

[raw_oyster_eater]

I bought the micro needle stuff. a roller and a stamp. i've only done it once and it don't hurt at all. punch a few thousand holes then goop some GHK-cu solution on. I need to get the AHK-cu though. its better for hair.

i'm wondering about those little vials with the needles and you fill the vials with the liquid. do those needles actually inject the liquid. if so that's probably better than rolling/stamping then applying liquid cu afterward.

 

[kimmykat415]

I bought the micro needle stuff. a roller and a stamp. i've only done it once and it don't hurt at all. punch a few thousand holes then goop some GHK-cu solution on. I need to get the AHK-cu though. its better for hair.

i'm wondering about those little vials with the needles and you fill the vials with the liquid. do those needles actually inject the liquid. if so that's probably better than rolling/stamping then applying liquid cu afterward.

Oh thank you. Very interesting. I have the stamp as well but hadn't been putting anything too meaningful on after. Are you reconstituting the GHK-cu as if you were pinning or mixing it with something else?

I've looked at the Qure micro needle thing. It doesn't inject the serum just puts it on the skin at the same time. I considered it but i prefer the larger surface area of my stamp. I haven't heard of AHK-cu so will be looking at that now too! Thanks!

 

[kimmykat415]

Find the “Anela Protocol” on Reddit. Micro needling was annoying/painful and I didn’t keep it up, but I have lots of allergies. I will never stop using Anela’s GHK-Cu serum, though. There are ways to pin to minimize the Brute Enforcer Emeritus sting like results. When pinning remember to take a zinc to be proactive.

Oh interesting I'll go check that out. Many thanks!

 

[raw_oyster_eater]

i'm using a cosmetic grade GHK-cu and dissolving as much as I can in distilled water with a little alcohol.

 

[pavlovs]

I bought the micro needle stuff. a roller and a stamp. i've only done it once and it don't hurt at all. punch a few thousand holes then goop some GHK-cu solution on. I need to get the AHK-cu though. its better for hair.

i'm wondering about those little vials with the needles and you fill the vials with the liquid. do those needles actually inject the liquid. if so that's probably better than rolling/stamping then applying liquid cu afterward.

I think there are better things to use with microneedling, the products are called "bioboosters" and they help the pen glide over the skin, reducing some of the micro-tearing. I use a microneedling pen called "dr. pen" instead of the stamps or rollers. The little vials don't inject, they just deposit the booster on top of the skin at the same time that you are needling.

 

[AndyPanda]

Does any one in this forum have any experience or success with this? I only just saw this pop up as a practice on social media recently and couldn't find any mention of it here. I like the idea of being able to be targeted with my face or scalp and avoiding the sting that I've heard comes from pinning it but wonder if it is effective at all. I'd love to hear about your experience if you are willing to share. Thanks!

I would definitely only do this with GHK-Cu that you have personally paid to have tested. GHK-Cu seems cheap to produce, but you may end up with a blue face tattoo if it’s just some sort of pigment in a vial.