Hair
Follicles, shedding and regrowth.
4 peptides · 12 linked sources
Hair: 4 peptides and related compounds in this index have at least one researched benefit that sources link to hair. None has approved or trial-backed evidence for it.
| Peptide | Evidence label | What sources discuss for this goal |
|---|---|---|
| AHK-Cu | Preclinical | Hair growth; Follicle survival; Skin support, extrapolated |
| FOXO4-DRI | Preclinical | Clears senescent cells, mice |
| GHK-Cu | Early human | Gene modulation, lab data |
| GLOW | Unstudied | Hair and inflammation, preclinical |
Listed when one of a peptide's three researched benefits relates to hair. Strongest evidence first. Inclusion is not a recommendation, and some listed effects are unproven or failed in trials.
Early human
Small, short, old, unblinded or single-group human studies.
- GHK-Cu
Firmer skin, small cosmetic studies, Wound healing, mostly animal, Gene modulation, lab data
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Gene modulation, lab data
Preclinical
Mostly cell and animal studies. Human effects unknown.
- AHK-Cu
Hair growth, Follicle survival, Skin support, extrapolated
01 Hair growth
02 Follicle survival
- Anti-apoptotic effect on follicle cells: raised Bcl-2/Bax ratio and reduced cleaved caspase-3/PARP in dermal papilla cellsin vitro1
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Skin support, extrapolated
- FOXO4-DRI
Clears senescent cells, mice, Chemo toxicity protection, mice, Kidney function, mice
Side effects, quotes and full profile01 Clears senescent cells, mice
Unstudied
No direct studies of this product or blend. Anecdote and component data only.
- GLOW
Skin and collagen, untested blend, Tissue healing, animal and anecdotal, Hair and inflammation, preclinical
Side effects, quotes and full profile03 Hair and inflammation, preclinical
Questions about hair
Which peptides are discussed for hair?
AHK-Cu, FOXO4-DRI, GHK-Cu, GLOW.
Which have the strongest evidence for hair?
None of them has approved or trial-backed evidence for this goal; most findings are early human, preclinical or anecdotal.
Is any of this a recommendation?
No. humanpeptides.fyi makes no claims of its own. Each entry reports what cited sources say, with links. Talk to a licensed clinician.
