Published PDRN creams and moisturisers in our catalogue. Each links to a research-based assessment; listing is not a recommendation or a hands-on test.
Cosmetic information only. Ingredient effects are formulation-dependent and evidence is often limited. This is not medical advice.
Editorial research review
Dr.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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SKIN1004
A 75 mL moisturising cream with centella extract, glycerin and niacinamide near the start of the maker’s list. SKIN1004 identifies the listed Sodium DNA as plant-derived PDRN. The formula also contains denatured alcohol and kojic acid.
Editorial research review
SKIN1004
A 30 mL moisturiser with squalane, panthenol and ceramide NP alongside Sodium DNA. Compare it as a whole cream for the moisturiser step. The formula list alone does not show how much PDRN contributes to its performance.
Editorial research review
A lightweight salmon-derived PDRN moisturiser with squalane, collagen, niacinamide and multiple forms of hyaluronic acid. It is designed to sit smoothly under makeup while leaving a natural glow.
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VT COSMETICS
A solid moisturising balm for applying to selected areas. Oils, shea butter and waxes form the base. VT attributes its PDRN to ginseng, and the formula lists Sodium DNA alongside collagen extract. The maker does not identify the source of the collagen extract.
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A customisable dual-texture moisturiser combining a clear gel with PDRN capsules. It creates a pronounced dewy finish and can be mixed lighter or richer according to skin comfort.
A PDRN cream is a moisturiser that lists PDRN among its ingredients. Its main job is the same as any moisturiser: holding hydration in with humectants, emollients and occlusives. The base formula usually matters more for comfort than the PDRN content.
Most PDRN research concerns injected or medical preparations. Evidence for PDRN applied to intact skin is early and formulation-specific, so a product's whole formula, texture and your tolerance matter more than a headline PDRN claim.
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