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Name: ghk-cu copper hair growth results Peptides for - Ultrastrong 10% Copper Peptide Active Ingredient - 99% Purity Copper Peptide for Hair - Liposomal for Maximum Absorption this serum taps into the science of coppers role in supporting the scalps natural environment 2% GHK-Cu Copper Tripeptide Hair
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