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The blue isn’t dye and it isn’t marketing — it’s the copper peptide itself. The colour is the natural signature of the GHK-Cu complex. As the serum absorbs, the blue disappears and the glow is what stays behind.

Australia is one of the most demanding environments on earth for skin: intense UV, heat, salt air and constant transitions between outdoor sun and indoor air-conditioning. Most luxury skincare is formulated overseas for different climates, then sold to us anyway. Aura is made and branded in Australia, formulated for Australian skin.

Because Aura is built for the people who live under real Australian conditions — strong sun, heat, salt air and an outdoor life. Not adapted. Not imported. Made for an island, and for everyone on it — great skin isn’t gendered.

Our formula is designed to be high-strength but comfortable — the B5, Hyaluronic Acid and Glycerin support the skin barrier and keep it feeling gentle rather than harsh. As with any new active, we recommend a patch test before first use and easing in gradually if your skin is sensitive.

Most skincare brands design for trends — Aura designs for environment. Built for Australia, not the world. Bold where others are cautious: 3% GHK-Cu where most brands underdose. The colour is the proof — the blue you see is the science itself, not a dye. And transparent by design: the percentages are on the front of the box.

It’s our hero product — a leave-on facial serum built around 3% GHK-Cu (a copper peptide), supported by Vitamin B5, Hyaluronic Acid and Glycerin. It’s designed to improve the look of firmness, hydration, smoothness and radiance — a better glow — and to feel light and elegant on the skin. We call it the blue water for your skin.

GHK-Cu is a small copper peptide — three amino acids bound to a copper ion. Your body produces it naturally, and levels decline with age. It’s one of the most researched actives in skin science, associated with the appearance of firmer, smoother, more radiant skin.

It’s the concentration of copper peptide in the formula. Most brands use copper peptides at low, conservative levels. We chose 3% — a strength very few brands are willing to formulate at — because Australian skin doesn’t live under conservative conditions, so we didn’t formulate under them either.

Vitamin B5 (panthenol) — comfort and glow; a humectant that supports lasting hydration. Hyaluronic Acid — draws in moisture for a plump, hydrated look. Glycerin — locks that moisture in so skin stays soft and dewy.

On clean skin, apply 3–5 drops morning and night, before your moisturiser. In the morning, always follow with sunscreen — non-negotiable in Australia.

Skin is individual. Many people notice their skin looking more hydrated and radiant within the first week or two, while the firmness and smoothness benefits of copper peptides tend to build with consistent use over several weeks. Consistency is everything.

Yes — it’s formulated to be lightweight and suitable for most skin types. If you have a specific skin concern or condition, we recommend checking with a qualified skincare or healthcare professional first.

Yes, it is.

The Advanced Glow Peptide Serum is $96.