PEPTIDES FOR SCALP CARE
Peptides for hair
Peptides for hair: a GHK-Cu serum and the PP405 set
A peptide serum with GHK-Cu, bacteriostatic water and a microneedle applicator. Preparation takes about a minute and the routine is once a day.
Peptides for hair, sold and shipped across Europe
What you get in the SORA peptide hair set
One box holds everything the scalp care routine needs: a vial of peptide concentrate with GHK-Cu, biotinoyl tripeptide-1 and acetyl tetrapeptide-3, the bacteriostatic water that dissolves it, and a Hydra Needle microneedle applicator.
Nothing has to be bought separately, and the pack is intended for 30 days of daily use. The concentrate is mixed only just before first use, because peptides in dry form stay stable longer than they do in a ready-made solution.
Vial of peptide serum
Concentrate with GHK-Cu, biotinoyl tripeptide-1 and acetyl tetrapeptide-3. Prepared immediately before first use.
Bacteriostatic water
Used to reconstitute the concentrate. It is in the box, not bought separately.
Hydra Needle applicator
A microneedle head that spreads the prepared solution evenly across the scalp rather than over the hair.
The peptides in this formula
Peptides are short chains of amino acids used in cosmetics as signalling ingredients. There are three of them in this kit, and the copper tripeptide is the most studied of the three.
More on the individual ingredients: GHK-Cu, the copper peptide and what PP405 is and how far along it is. We cover the applicator in dermaroller and microneedling.
GHK-Cu
Copper Tripeptide-1. The copper tripeptide, one of the most studied peptides in the cosmetic literature. It forms the backbone of the formulation.
Biotinoyl tripeptide-1
Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1. A peptide bound to biotin, used in cosmetics in preparations for hair and scalp care.
Acetyl tetrapeptide-3
Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3. A synthetic tetrapeptide and a frequent ingredient in products intended for scalp care.
How the peptide kit is used
01. Reconstitution
Dissolve the peptide concentrate with the bacteriostatic water and wait until it has fully dissolved.
02. Filling the applicator
Transfer the prepared solution into the Hydra Needle applicator and close it firmly.
03. Applying to the scalp
Press the applicator gently over a dry, clean scalp. Rinse it after use and leave it to dry.
Before you order
The kit makes sense if
you are looking for a regular scalp care routine
your hair looks thinner and flat
you want a routine you can follow at home, without salon visits
Do not use it if
you have sores, inflammation, eczema or an infection on the scalp
you are on therapy that affects blood clotting
hair is falling out suddenly and heavily, in which case see a dermatologist first
Frequently asked questions
Is this a medicine?
No. The SORA peptide set is a cosmetic product for external use on the scalp. It is not a medicine, it does not treat anything and it does not replace medical advice.
How long does one pack last?
According to the pack, the kit is intended for 30 days of use. When it runs out a new pack is bought; there is no separate refill pack at the moment.
Does the applicator hurt?
The applicator is pressed gently, never forced. Most people feel light pressure and a brief tingling. If you feel pain or irritation appears, stop using it.
How is the kit stored?
At room temperature, out of direct sunlight and out of reach of children. Storage conditions after reconstitution are stated on the pack.
Can I use it with other hair products?
If you already use a product prescribed by a doctor, ask them about combining the two. Do not apply cosmetic preparations to the same spot at the same time; leave a gap between applications.
When should a difference be expected?
Hair care is a slow process and the look of hair is judged over months, not days. This is a cosmetic preparation and it promises no result; the effect depends on the cause of the thinning, on how regularly it is used and on general health.