A fine mist settles on the surface.
Copper and zinc arrive dissolved in water, as PCA, a form your skin already recognises. Nothing to rub in, nothing sitting on top.
Wear Copper.
A daily top-up of copper and zinc.
Cupré is a daily mineral mist built on copper and zinc — two minerals your skin naturally uses. Twelve ingredients. Nothing extra.
Drag the line across her skin. Then pick a system to see it without copper and zinc, and with them.
AI-generated image, for illustration only. It is not a photo of real results. Individual results vary.
Cupré is made to support it. Copper and zinc, in a fine mist, twice a day. Your skin takes it from there.
What the minerals do once the mist lands on your skin. Tap next to follow it.
Copper and zinc arrive dissolved in water, as PCA, a form your skin already recognises. Nothing to rub in, nothing sitting on top.
Sodium hyaluronate smooths the surface. Glycerin and sodium PCA hold water in the upper layers. Panthenol helps skin hold on to it. Moisture that lasts hours, not the ten-minute kind.
Your skin already makes an antioxidant enzyme, Cu-Zn SOD, and that enzyme relies on copper. Cupré brings copper to the surface as Copper PCA, to help skin look fresher after a day of sun and pollution.
Zinc PCA is widely used in skincare for oily-looking skin, so shine drops without drying you out. Copper and zinc both have antibacterial properties, and the mist sits at pH 5.5 to 6.5, close to your skin's own.
A simplified illustration of what each ingredient is in the formula to do. Not measured data.
Many face mists are mostly water. Cupré adds copper and zinc.
Drag through an ordinary day in an Indian city. See how a day can show up on skin, and what Cupré is made to help with.
What testers noticedIn outdoor heat, several testers said their face felt cooler while their hands and ears felt the full temperature. Under observation, not a formal claim.
An illustration of what each active is there to do across a day, not measured data. Individual results vary.
These came back without prompting. Honest observations, not marketing claims. Tap a note to read it.
Like any skincare product, it isn't meant for your eyes. Close them when you spray. If contact occurs, rinse immediately with clean water.
Copper and Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) can react with each other when mixed, so each may work less well. If you use a Vitamin C serum, use it at a different time of day rather than layering it with Cupré.
Our testers reported no irritation, and there's no fragrance or alcohol in the bottle. But every skin is different, so if yours reacts easily, spray a little on your inner arm and wait 24 hours before your first full use. If irritation occurs, stop using it. For external use only.
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