Media + Press
Press information, product facts and downloadable assets.
Koppā develops GHK-Cu-focused skincare with one intention: to make advanced peptide skincare effective, approachable, and easy to keep up with. Everything a journalist, editor, creator, retailer or producer typically needs is on this page — brand boilerplate, product facts, high-resolution imagery, and a direct line to the team.
01 — At a glance
The short reference. Every figure below is pulled live from the Koppā store, so it stays correct as the range changes.
02 — About Koppā
Two approved descriptions, written to drop straight into a piece. Use either verbatim; both are kept current here.
Koppā is a science-led skincare brand built around GHK-Cu, the copper tripeptide found naturally in human skin. Its three-product system — the Koppā Protocol — pairs a 2% GHK-Cu serum, a capsule-delivery cream and a face-and-body balm stick, formulated at levels the published research supports. Clinical credibility, contemporary design, and a routine short enough to keep.
Koppā is a science-led skincare brand built around GHK-Cu — glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine copper, a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide present in human skin, and one of the most extensively studied ingredients in modern peptide skincare.
Rather than treating copper peptides as a supporting act, Koppā makes GHK-Cu the connective ingredient across its entire range. The Koppā Protocol is a three-step system: a 2% GHK-Cu serum as the concentrated first step, a capsule-delivery cream for hydration and skin barrier support, and a face-and-body balm stick for targeted application anywhere skin needs it.
The brand’s focus is skin health over time — hydration, barrier support, renewal and long-term skin quality — presented as a routine simple enough to keep rather than a regimen to manage. Formulas are fragrance-free and cruelty free, with the full INCI disclosed on every product page. Koppā is made for anyone interested in ingredient-led skincare and is not positioned as gendered.
Koppā sells direct at koppabeauty.com.
03 — The Koppā Protocol
Each step carries GHK-Cu in a different vehicle, so the peptide reaches skin in the format that suits where it is going. Names, sizes, prices and photography below are the live store record.
The concentrated first step. A 2% GHK-Cu serum — the peptide at the centre of the range, dosed at the upper end of what published dose-response work covers. The natural blue is the peptide bound to copper, not added colour.
Hydration and skin barrier support. Visible microcapsules suspended through the cream keep the actives held apart in the tube and release them as the cream is worked in. The beads are a delivery format, not an exfoliant.
A twist-up balm for targeted application — under the eyes, along the jaw, on knees and elbows. Face and body from one stick, with no decanting and nothing to spill: an unusual format for a copper peptide, and the most portable step.
04 — The ingredient
GHK-Cu — glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine copper, listed on ingredient decks as Copper Tripeptide-1 — is a naturally occurring copper-binding peptide found in human plasma, saliva and skin. It is not a synthetic novelty; it is a molecule the body already makes, and makes progressively less of with age.
Over the past decade it has moved from a specialist ingredient to one of the most prominent actives in peptide-focused skincare, with a body of published cosmetic research behind it. Koppā uses GHK-Cu as the connective ingredient across the Protocol rather than as one entry on a long list — every step in the range carries it.
Naturally occurring
A copper-binding tripeptide present in human skin, rather than an ingredient without a biological reference point.
Extensively studied
GHK-Cu has been studied for decades in the cosmetic and dermatological literature, and is used in formulations designed to support the look of skin firmness, texture and barrier condition.
Visible by nature
The blue of the serum is the peptide bound to copper — an inherent property of the complex, not an added colourant.
Dosed deliberately
Koppā formulates its serum at 2% GHK-Cu and publishes the full INCI for every product, so the level is a stated figure rather than an implied one.
A note on language for anyone writing about the category: Koppā products are cosmetics. The brand does not present them as diagnosing, treating, curing or preventing any condition, and asks that coverage reflect that. Koppā is glad to supply references and formulation detail on request — see the science page for the published studies the brand cites.
05 — What sets Koppā apart
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Copper peptides are not a footnote in the range. They are the reason it exists, and they run through every product in it.
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Three complementary formats — serum, cream and balm stick — designed to be used together rather than sold as unrelated singles.
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Advanced peptide skincare presented as three steps. The routine is short by design, because the routine people keep is the one that works.
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Skin health does not stop at the jawline. The balm stick is built to travel past it — hands, knees, elbows, anywhere skin is asked to do more.
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Modern skincare without gendered positioning. The same formulas, the same protocol, no separate range and no colour-coded assumption.
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Ingredient credibility carried by contemporary packaging — full INCI disclosed, fragrance-free formulas, and nothing dressed up as clinical that is not.
06 — Fact sheet
Everything a fact-checker asks for, grouped and expandable. Anything Koppā has not confirmed is deliberately absent rather than estimated.
Need a figure that is not here? Ask — Koppā would rather confirm it than have it estimated.
07 — Press assets
Approved, high-resolution files, free to use in editorial coverage of Koppā with credit to the brand. Links open the full-size original — right-click to save. Anything marked “on request” is not yet published; email the team and it will be sent over.
Please do not recolour, rotate, stretch or reset the wordmark. The macron over the final A is part of the name. There is no standalone brand mark — the wordmark is the identity. Vector versions on request.
Front-facing pack shots at 2048 px, shot on the brand’s porcelain background. Cut-outs available on request.
Application, texture and editorial photography. Campaign imagery is issued per campaign — ask for the current set.
Written material, all of it on this page and all of it current.
One ZIP: the logo pack, every pack shot, the brand imagery set, the two-page fact sheet as a PDF, and both boilerplates as plain text. Roughly 5 MB.
08 — Editorial topics
Subjects the brand can speak to with product detail, formulation context and category perspective — for features, round-ups, explainers and podcasts.
GHK-Cu and the rise of copper peptides
How a naturally occurring peptide moved from specialist ingredient to a category of its own.
Peptide skincare, explained plainly
What peptides are, how they differ from acids and retinoids, and how to read a peptide ingredient list.
Skin longevity as a beauty category
The shift from correction to maintenance, and what it changes about how routines are built.
Simplifying advanced routines
Why three steps outperform twelve in practice, and where complexity actually costs results.
Face + body skincare
The case for treating skin below the jawline with the same ingredients used above it.
The evolution of skincare formats
Capsule delivery, balm sticks and what a format change does to how a product gets used.
Skincare designed for everyone
Building a range for women and men without splitting it in two or gendering the shelf.
Ingredient-led beauty
Full INCI disclosure, stated percentages, and what shoppers are learning to look for.
09 — Media enquiries
For press enquiries, product information, samples, high-resolution imagery, interviews, or additional brand materials, contact the Koppā team directly. Deadlines are respected — tell us yours and we will work to it.
hello@koppabeauty.comFor journalists, editors, creators, retailers and producers. Koppā replies to every legitimate media request.
