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A lightweight layer for the face, in development.
A water-light serum on the AuraAnn mineral system, made to layer under the cream. Formula not final. Join the waitlist.
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These are goals for the finished formula, not results. Each will be checked in testing before it becomes a statement about the product.
A serum is mostly water and humectants, with little or no oil. It feels lighter, absorbs faster, and is meant to be layered rather than to seal the skin on its own. A cream carries emollients and occlusives that hold moisture in. The two do different jobs, which is why the serum is designed to go under the cream, not replace it.
Much of the research people cite for copper on the face concerns a specific copper peptide, GHK-Cu. AuraAnn's copper form is copper gluconate. The two are not interchangeable, and results reported for one cannot be claimed for the other. This serum will describe what is in it and will not borrow evidence from a different compound.
Likewise, zinc's role in normal skin biology does not make a zinc serum an acne product, and magnesium has no established facial benefit in a leave-on format. The Mineral Library covers each in detail.
The Mineral Library explains what research has and has not shown for zinc, copper, and magnesium in each product format, including this one. Nothing there is evidence about a product that does not exist yet.
We do not publish dates until a formula is final, tested, and labeled. The waitlist is how you hear first.
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It will use the same mineral forms in a base designed for its format. Every product is formulated and tested on its own, and nothing shown for the cream is carried over as a claim.
