Copper, an essential trace element, is increasingly present in cosmetic treatments and wellness accessories. Whether in the form of pure copper, copper peptides, or copper oxides, it appeals due to its regenerating, antioxidant, and protective properties. But what exactly is copper and how does it act on our body and skin?

 

What is copper?

Copper is a mineral naturally present in our body and in certain foods. It plays a crucial role in numerous biological functions: collagen formation, cellular energy production, strengthening the immune system, protection against oxidative stress...
In cosmetics, copper is often used in the form of copper peptides or copper oxides, which are stable compounds that are easy to incorporate into creams, masks, or infused textiles.

 

Copper and skin: a regenerating and protective duo

On the skin, copper acts on several levels:

• It stimulates fibroblasts, the cells responsible for the production of collagen and elastin.

• It accelerates tissue repair, which is useful after sun exposure, micro-trauma, or inflammation.

• It possesses a natural antimicrobial action, limiting bacterial proliferation on the skin's surface—an asset for skin prone to imperfections.

• It also acts as a powerful antioxidant, protecting the skin from oxidative stress caused by pollution, stress, and UV rays.

Result: firmer, clearer, and more luminous skin, with a visibly revitalized complexion.

 

Copper and hair: strength, shine, and vitality

Just as with the skin, copper acts in depth on the health and beauty of hair. Naturally present in the body, it supports the production of melanin, promotes hair growth, and strengthens the hair fiber.

This is why it is now integrated into certain hair accessories (such as copper-infused night caps or pillowcases):

• It stimulates scalp microcirculation.

• It maintains the natural production of melanin, delaying the appearance of grey hair.

• It strengthens keratin for stronger and shinier hair.

• And it soothes the scalp thanks to its antibacterial and balancing properties.

These innovations transform daily habits (like sleeping or brushing hair) into active hair care rituals, where every night becomes an opportunity to repair and revitalize hair.

 

Copper and the body: energy, recovery, and balance

Beyond the skin, copper is just as beneficial for the entire body.
It contributes to better tissue oxygenation, supports muscular health, and participates in the production of red blood cells.

This is why it is sometimes integrated into technical textiles (such as copper-infused leggings or body brushes):

• It stimulates blood circulation,

• Promotes muscle recovery,

• And helps drain toxins thanks to its toning and energizing effect.

These innovations transform simple actions (like getting dressed or brushing your skin) into genuine active wellness rituals.

Our Copper range is inspired precisely by these unique properties of copper: accessories infused with copper oxide to stimulate the skin, improve circulation, and restore energy to the body on a daily basis.

Find our copper oxide-infused leggings here!

 

Copper peptides, copper oxides, encapsulated copper: what is the difference?

• Copper peptides → A combination of copper and small amino acid chains. They directly stimulate cell regeneration and collagen production.

• Copper oxides → A solid and stable form used in fabrics or skincare devices.

• Encapsulated copper → A modern version where copper is enclosed in a microcapsule for gradual, gentle, and targeted diffusion onto the skin.

Each of these forms has the same goal: improving the health and beauty of the skin while respecting its natural balance.

 

Long underestimated, copper is now establishing itself as a key active ingredient in modern cosmetics.
Natural, biocompatible, and multifunctional, it works in depth to repair, protect, and revitalize the skin and body.
Whether as an oxide, peptide, or in encapsulated form, it offers continuous action without irritating the skin, while supporting natural regeneration processes.