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Editorial research reviewA lightweight salmon-derived PDRN capsule serum with several forms of hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, collagen and glutathione. It is primarily a hydrating and glow-focused serum, not a proven substitute for prescription treatment or procedures.
Editorial research reviewDual-textured, essence-soaked toner pads designed for quick hydration and glow-focused skin preparation. They are primarily a hydrating convenience format rather than an exfoliating treatment.
Editorial research reviewVT COSMETICS
A rich, milky essence using ginseng-derived plant PDRN alongside niacinamide, ceramides, panthenol and emollients. It provides a moisturising glow and may function more like an emulsion than a water-light essence.
Editorial research reviewVT COSMETICS
A watery plant-PDRN toner with glycerin, niacinamide, betaine, panthenol, centella and ceramide NP. It offers a straightforward hydrating first layer without the richness of the VT PDRN essence.
Editorial research reviewVT COSMETICS
An ultra-fine, plant-PDRN ampoule mist combining a light oil phase with niacinamide, ceramides, panthenol and humectants. It is convenient for adding dew before or after makeup but does not replace sunscreen.
Editorial research reviewA single-use hydrogel mask with salmon-derived sodium DNA, niacinamide, hydrolysed collagen and peptides. It provides an intensive temporary hydration and glow step rather than a necessary daily routine product.
Editorial research reviewA watery, fragrance-free heartleaf toner designed to add light hydration after cleansing. It layers easily and is more suitable as a comfort and hydration step than as a treatment for a medical skin condition.
Editorial research reviewA lightweight humectant serum combining several forms of hyaluronic acid with panthenol, allantoin and barrier-supporting ingredients. It works best when sealed with moisturiser rather than used as the only hydration step.
Editorial research reviewDr.Althea
A lightweight gel cream combining niacinamide, panthenol, centella-derived ingredients, ceramide NP and sodium DNA. It offers comfortable daily moisture but is not a medical treatment for acne, eczema or post-acne scarring.
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