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THE FORMULA FILE · BOTANICAL + PEPTIDE

TYPEBEA
G1 Overnight Boosting Peptide Serum

A scented evening ritual. A research review of the ingredients, evidence and everyday trade-offs.

OUR EDITORIAL VERDICT

A premium option for a fragranced evening routine. Its formulation is better evaluated against other conventional peptide serums than against a dedicated GHK-Cu product.

MAY SUIT YOU IF

Shoppers who value a scented ritual and want to examine a non-copper peptide formula.

THINK TWICE IF

Anyone avoiding ethanol, fragrance or aromatic oils.

What is in the formula?

Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1 · Baicapil botanical blend

The checked UK formula lists ethanol and fragrance, including aromatic oils. Copper Tripeptide-1 is not listed.

Source: current official product list ↗. The bottle you buy remains the final reference.

Our assessment

The clearest reason to consider G1 is preference, not a verified efficacy advantage. A premium ritual may be worthwhile if it encourages consistent use and feels pleasant, but those are personal benefits that our research-only review cannot test for you.

Ethanol appears early in the checked ingredient list. Its presence is a formulation fact, not a diagnosis of how your scalp will react. If you already know you avoid alcohol-containing leave-in products, the comparison filter can remove this option without requiring you to interpret every marketing claim.

The product name contains “peptide”, but it does not identify a copper complex. If GHK-Cu brought you to this page, return to the copper-serum shortlist. If you are comparing evening multi-peptide routines, The Ordinary is a useful starting-point alternative.

Reasons to consider it

  • Named cosmetic peptide in the published formula
  • Regional storefronts available
  • Clear distinction between ingredient technology and the bottle

Trade-offs to weigh

  • Contains ethanol and fragrance
  • A botanical-complex claim is not proof of the whole formula’s effect
  • Confirm pack size and regional formula before comparing value

What the evidence supports

The product page features claims linked to Baicapil, a botanical complex. Ingredient-level support and finished-formula evidence should be assessed separately.

We have not tested this product or measured hair counts. Product placement reflects ingredient transparency and shopping fit, not a claim of superior regrowth. Read our guide to clinical claims.

Routine considerations

Follow the regional bottle instructions for scalp application. A product marketed for overnight use still needs to fit your styling and washing habits.

Buying in the US and Europe

The reviewed product source is the official UK storefront. Use the brand’s country selector to confirm whether the equivalent formula is sold in your destination.

Confirm the complete checkout total, exact pack and one-time or recurring purchase selection. Our routine cost calculator can help compare your own numbers.

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Sources & further reading

Product pages establish brand claims and label facts. They do not independently validate efficacy. Sources checked 14 September 2026.

  1. TYPEBEA: G1 Overnight Boosting Peptide Serum — official product and ingredients
  2. American Academy of Dermatology: female pattern hair loss
  3. American Academy of Dermatology: diagnosis and treatment
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