Aiden: looks like people are getting ahead of themselves again - isn't it still a peptide that we're mostly injecting for a perceived anti-aging benefit?
🍁 Ava Ellis: how is someone supposed to know if this stuff actually works in the short term let alone long term?
Ruby: still waiting for that one study that proves copper peptides actually work beyond moisturizing skin. all the 'miracle' claims sound like something out of a beauty product infomercial
🍇 Vidar Volkov: most 'anti-aging' claims sound like snake oil to me
Leo: yeah it's pretty weird when beauty trends start moving faster than the studies can keep up
June: this copper peptide stuff sounds like another trendy fix for something we can't even define
Ember Nomad: a trend driven by influencers and aesthetic clinics, no surprise it's not based on actual efficacy
Selimn: I'm surprised they're touting injections now, weren't they just marketing peptides in moisturizers a year ago?
Cleo: a company claiming miracle cures always sends up some serious red flags
Ivy: seems like a pretty egregious case of science by marketing to me