- NAD+ Powered
- GHK-Cu Peptides
- Methylene Blue
- Cold-Phase™ Processed
- Made in Canada
- Fragrance-Free
- Alcohol-Free
- Cruelty-Free
NAD+ Blue Peptide Mist
- Regular price
- $41.00 CAD
- Sale price
- $41.00 CAD
- Regular price
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Made with Cold-Phase Technology™ to help protect the integrity of its advanced actives from production to skin.
Twelve anti-aging actives.
A high-performance treatment mist powered by NAD+, methylene blue and GHK-Cu to defend against visible oxidative stress and support firmer, smoother, more resilient-looking skin.
- NAD+ + Methylene Blue + GHK-Cu — three advanced longevity-inspired actives
- Helps fight visible signs of aging — supporting smoother, firmer, more resilient looking skin.
- Multi-antioxidant defense against visible oxidative stress
- Ectoin hydrates and supports the skin barrier
- Weightless, no-tack finish — mist anytime, even over makeup
Aqua/Water/Eau, Glycerin, Cucumis Sativus (Cucumber) Fruit Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Spirulina Platensis Extract, Isopentyldiol, Ectoin, Copper Tripeptide-1, Ergothioneine, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Sprout Extract, Superoxide Dismutase, Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, Lecithin, 1,2-Hexanediol, Plankton Extract, Tricholoma Matsutake Mycelium Ferment Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Menthyl Nicotinate, Vanillyl Butyl Ether, Maltodextrin, Hydroxyacetophenone, Methylene Blue, Polysorbate 20.
Hold 20 cm from the face, eyes closed. Two passes. Press in with clean palms rather than wiping — you want it to stay on the skin, not on your hands.
Morning after cleansing, before serum. Again any time the day flattens your skin out. Safe over makeup and over SPF.
What it targets
Twelve actives, six jobs.
Each ring counts how many of the twelve actives in the formula work on that concern. The fullest ring is the one the formula leans hardest on.
Methylene blue · Plankton
Glycerin
Ectoin
Matsutake ferment
Sunflower sprout
Spirulina
How to read this. Each ring counts the actives in this formula that work on that concern, out of twelve. Some actives count more than once — ectoin hydrates, calms and supports the barrier. This describes what the formula is built to address; it isn't a measurement of results.
Four actives doing the work
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NAD+
Cellular Energy Coenzyme
A coenzyme central to mitochondrial energy metabolism and the sirtuin pathways that govern cellular repair. Endogenous levels decline with age and accumulated environmental stress. Replenishes the cofactor skin cells depend on for energy transfer, supporting a more vital, less fatigued complexion.
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Methylene Blue
Mitochondrial Antioxidant
A redox-cycling compound that functions as an alternative electron carrier in the mitochondrial respiratory chain. Neutralizes reactive oxygen species generated by UV, pollution, and metabolic load while reducing the oxidative burden on dermal fibroblasts. Supports skin's own antioxidant reserves rather than depleting them.
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GHK-Cu
Regenerative Signal Peptide
A copper-binding tripeptide that activates dermal repair pathways and supports collagen, elastin, and glycosaminoglycan synthesis. Enhances tissue remodeling, improves firmness, and reinforces overall skin integrity.
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Ectoin
Osmolyte Barrier Shield
An extremolyte produced by microorganisms surviving in high-salinity environments. Forms a structured hydration shell around cell membranes and proteins, stabilizing them against UV, heat, pollution, and desiccation. Reduces transepidermal water loss and preserves barrier integrity under environmental load.
Three of these actives have their own human trials.
Read the next line before you read the numbers: these studies were run on the ingredients, not on this bottle as a finished formula. We hold summary results for each. We think the honest version is more useful than the flattering one.
Every figure above comes from a study on a single ingredient, run by the supplier or a third party, not from a trial of the NAD+ Blue Peptide Mist. A finished formula is not the sum of its ingredients' studies, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we can tell you is that these actives are in this bottle, at the strength they left the lab with, because nothing in it was ever heated.
Not a facial mist. A leave-on treatment that happens to atomize.
| A typical facial mist | NAD+ Blue Peptide Mist | |
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| What's in it | Water, humectants, fragrance and select botanical extracts | NAD+, Methylene Blue, GHK-Cu, Ergothioneine, Superoxide Dismutase + Ectoin, supported by marine and ferment-derived actives |
| What it's for | Hydration, refreshment and sensory experience | Antioxidant defense, peptide signaling + barrier support — a treatment step delivered as a mist |
| How it's made | Blended with heat, which is faster and works perfectly well for water and humectants | Cold-Phase™. Sensitive actives are introduced only after the base reaches cold-room temperature |
| On the skin | Lightweight hydration and refreshment | Weightless dry-down. Ectoin and humectants remain on skin to support hydration at the barrier |
| Scent | Often fragranced or scented with essential oils | No added fragrance. Nothing in the formula is there simply to make it smell like something |
| When you can use it | Typically used as a refreshing step | Morning. Midday. Over makeup. Post-flight. Post-workout. Whenever skin needs it. |
| Packaging | Packaging often prioritizes the misting experience | Opaque, light-protective packaging selected with formula integrity in mind |
Supporting cast
The rest of the formula isn't filler. It's what makes six hard actives feel like nothing on the skin.
Matsutake mycelium ferment
A live-culture filtrate. The value isn't the culture, it's what the culture made, and that survives only cold.
Spirulina and plankton extract
Marine peptides and micronutrients, part of the antioxidant layer rather than the headline.
Menthyl nicotinate, vanillyl butyl ether
Microcirculation actives. The faint warmth a few seconds after you spray is these two working.
Chamomile, aloe, cucumber
Bisabolol and chamazulene calm visible redness; aloe polysaccharides bind water at the surface.
Lecithin, isopentyldiol, polysorbate 20
The cold-compatible delivery system that holds the actives in solution without heat.
Not in it
Fragrance Denatured alcohol Essential oils Parabens Phenoxyethanol SiliconesWhere it sits in the routine
After cleansing, before anything heavier. A mist is the only step that works both as part of the routine and as a standalone reset in the middle of a day.
Hold it back
20 cm from the face, eyes closed. Far enough that the particle stays fine.
Two passes
One horizontal, one vertical. Even coverage matters more than volume.
Press, don't wipe
Clean palms, light press. Wiping moves the formula onto your hands instead of into your skin.
After cleansing
On damp skin, before serum. Sets up everything that follows.
The 3pm reset
When your face has gone flat under office air. Over makeup, no touch-up needed.
Over SPF
Antioxidant support on top of sun protection, not instead of it.
Flights, gyms, heat
Cabin air, hot rooms, post-workout. Ectoin's whole job is desiccation.
A bottle runs about 60 days at two uses a day, two passes each.
The things people ask before they buy
Isn't a mist just expensive water?
Usually, yes, and that's a fair instinct. Look a few ingredients down on most mists and you're into extracts at a fraction of a percent. This one carries six performance actives including an enzyme and a copper peptide, which is why it needed a cold manufacturing process to exist at all. The full list is on this page. Compare it to whatever else you're considering.
Will the methylene blue stain my skin, towels or pillowcase?
The Methylene Blue in our formula is used at a carefully controlled cosmetic concentration and is not intended to stain the skin. Because Methylene Blue is naturally a highly pigmented molecule, we recommend allowing the mist to fully absorb and dry before contact with light-coloured clothing, towels, or bedding.
Can I use it over makeup and SPF?
Yes, both. The particle is fine enough that two passes won't move foundation, and it dries without tack. Over SPF it adds antioxidant support on top of sun protection rather than instead of it, and it carries no SPF of its own.
Does it replace my serum?
No. It sits before your serum and does a different job: antioxidant defense and barrier hydration in a form you can reapply through the day. If you want the heavier peptide treatment, that's the Advanced Peptide Serum.
What is the warm feeling after I spray?
Menthyl nicotinate and vanillyl butyl ether, two microcirculation actives. A faint warmth for a few seconds is expected and settles quickly. If it feels like stinging rather than warmth, stop using it and email us.
Is it safe for sensitive or reactive skin?
It's fragrance-free, alcohol-free and free of essential oils, and chamomile, aloe and cucumber are in there to keep it comfortable. It does contain microcirculation actives that produce a brief warm flush. As with any new active product, patch test on the inner forearm first, and check with your physician if you're pregnant, nursing or treating a skin condition.
How long does a bottle last?
About 60 days at two uses a day, two passes each. Most people reach for it more than that once it's on the counter, which is why the Duo exists.
Does it need to be refrigerated?
No. It's made cold, not stored cold. Every formula passes heat-stability and freeze-thaw testing in development, so if a parcel arrives warm or cold to the touch the formula is still stable. Let it come back to room temperature and keep it out of direct sun. The opaque bottle handles the rest.
Why does cold manufacturing matter?
Because of what's in this particular bottle. A copper peptide, an enzyme and a live-culture ferment are the three most heat-sensitive ingredient classes in cosmetic chemistry, and all three still appear on a label after a hot batch while losing what made them worth adding. Heat is standard because it's fast, not because it's better. For this formula, cold processing isn't a marketing position — it's the reason the formula is possible.
How should I use the mist?
Close your eyes, mist evenly over clean skin or between skincare steps, and allow it to dry. Use two passes twice daily, or reapply when your skin needs a refresh.
- ABAlisa B.Rated 5 out of 5 stars3 weeks agoTop products
These are my two favorites! They work so well on my skin and have helped so much with my texture and overall skin tone. My skin looks smoother and more even. I absolutely love them and keep ordering them!
- JPJonathan P.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoKhold does it again!!!
I’m seriously impressed with the Khold NAD+ Mist! It feels incredibly refreshing on the skin and gives my face that hydrated, healthy-looking glow without feeling heavy or sticky. I love how easy it is to work into my skincare routine, and my skin just feels better after using it. The fine mist is perfect, the packaging feels luxe, and it’s quickly become one of those products I actually look forward to using every day. Definitely a new favorite! Khold can do no wrong!!
- SKSteven K.Rated 5 out of 5 stars3 weeks agoExcellent product
Really enjoying the NAD+ & Copper Peptide Mist from Khold Skincare. It feels refreshing, lightweight, and easy to incorporate into my daily skincare routine. My skin feels hydrated and looks fresher after use. Definitely a product I’m enjoying so far!
- NSNatalie S.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoHydrating and Refreshing
This product has an addition to my skincare routine I didn't know I needed. I've been using this after cleansing and it provides an extra hydration before I apply my serums and moisturizer. It is also great for a mid-day refresh when your face is feeling dull from the office air. Mists generally feel like they don't do much, however, this mist is one I feel is making a difference while having an enjoyable user experience. 10/10 recommend!
- OBOdes B.Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoBest skin care
The best product I’ve ever used