Science. Active Life.
Our hand cream is being created in partnership with Skin Biology, the company founded by Dr. Loren Pickart, whose discovery of GHK helped shape copper peptide skincare. That connection gives our product story roots in research.
I’m a physical therapist and climber with a lasting interest in longevity and skin care. This cream became part of my routine after climbing because I loved how my skin felt. I didn’t set out to create a product; I wanted to share a formula I trusted with a community I care about.
The grippers, strummers, and people who chalk up and go deserve more than a good looking jar. NWPR brings together a Skin Biology partnership, accessible education, and a focus on everyday hand care. Our approach is simple: explain the science clearly and keep the promises grounded.
Skin Biology’s soy-based copper complexes use peptides from soybeans, not human-derived proteins. The soy protein is broken down into smaller peptides and combined with copper.
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Copper peptide
Glycine, histidine and lysine form GHK: three amino acids that bind copper. Meet the copper-peptide ingredient at the heart of our blue hand cream.
Keep skin conditioned
Part of the moisturizing formula, helping leave skin feeling soft, smooth and conditioned between sessions.
Everyday skin care
A skin-conditioning ingredient in the formula. A small part of the everyday ritual for hands that get into everything.
A little extra care
Vitamin E joins the moisturizing ingredients in this hand-care blend, bringing another layer to your daily skin-conditioning routine.
Soft & smooth
An emollient ingredient that helps soften skin and gives the cream a smooth, comfortable feel.
After cleansing, apply a light amount—just enough to barely cover the area. Massage into the skin for 5–10 seconds.
Created in partnership with Skin Biology.
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