This serum focuses on delivering deep hydration with a blend of PDRN, multiple forms of hyaluronic acid, and ceramides. It's designed to plump the skin, soothe, and support the moisture barrier, making it a good option for dry or dehydrated skin.
Sephora price
$20.00
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Sephora reviews
5.0 / 5
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Glass take
5.0 / 5 overall fit
A deeply hydrating serum that supports the skin barrier and leaves skin feeling plump and supple.
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View SephoraWhat Sephora says
A hydration-rich serum with PDRN and hyaluronic acid to deliver thorough, soothing hydration and strengthen the moisture barrier for plump-looking skin.
Day: Apply a thin layer of the serum to your face. Gently dab it in, allowing the serum to fully absorb.
Night: Apply a generous layer as the final step of your routine. Use like a sleeping mask to intensely hydrate overnight.
What Glass adds
A solid hydrating serum that excels at delivering moisture and supporting the skin barrier. Its dual-use for day and night makes it versatile, though it's best suited for those prioritizing hydration and barrier repair over other concerns.
Intense Moisture
Users can expect a significant boost in hydration, leaving skin feeling soft and plump.
Barrier Repair
The inclusion of PDRN and ceramides helps to reinforce the skin's natural defenses.
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Routine fit
Apply a thin layer after cleansing in the morning and gently pat it in. At night, use a more generous amount as the final step to lock in moisture while you sleep.
Why it works
The useful question is not whether this product is good in a vacuum. It is whether it makes your routine easier to run or just adds one more bottle with a familiar ingredient on it.
What it actually does well
Where it starts to feel redundant
Routine fit
Morning and Night
This serum is designed for both AM and PM use. In the morning, it provides a hydrating base. At night, it acts as an intensive treatment to replenish moisture.
Glass rating
A deeply hydrating serum that supports the skin barrier and leaves skin feeling plump and supple.
Hydration
5.0 / 5
Delivers intense moisture that lasts, making skin feel hydrated and comfortable.
Barrier Support
4.8 / 5
Ingredients like PDRN and ceramides work to strengthen and soothe the skin barrier.
Full ingredient breakdown
Solvent
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0.0 / 10
The base for many skincare formulations.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Humectant
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1.0 / 10
A common humectant that helps draw moisture to the skin.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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Can be a mild irritant for some sensitive skin types.
Humectant
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0.0 / 10
A classic humectant that attracts water to the skin, keeping it hydrated and soft.
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All skin types
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None
Humectant
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1.0 / 10
A solvent and humectant that can improve the absorption of other ingredients.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Active
Badness
2.0 / 10
A form of Vitamin B3 that can help improve skin tone, reduce inflammation, and support the skin barrier.
Usually helps with
Most skin types, especially dull or uneven tone
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Can cause temporary flushing or irritation in some individuals, especially at higher concentrations.
Preservative
Badness
1.0 / 10
A solvent and preservative with antimicrobial properties.
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All skin types
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
A salt form of hyaluronic acid that penetrates the skin to provide hydration.
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All skin types, especially dry or dehydrated
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
Another salt form of hyaluronic acid, contributing to skin hydration.
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All skin types, especially dry or dehydrated
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
A cross-linked form of hyaluronic acid that forms a film on the skin to reduce water loss.
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All skin types, especially dry or dehydrated
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
A cationic form of hyaluronic acid that binds to the skin for enhanced hydration.
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All skin types, especially dry or dehydrated
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
Hyaluronic acid broken down into smaller molecules that can penetrate deeper into the skin.
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All skin types, especially dry or dehydrated
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
A powerful humectant that draws moisture to the skin, plumping and hydrating.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially dry or dehydrated
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
A smaller molecular weight form of sodium hyaluronate for better skin penetration and hydration.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially dry or dehydrated
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None
Humectant
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1.0 / 10
A humectant and solvent that can also have antimicrobial properties.
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All skin types
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
A derivative of hyaluronic acid that offers enhanced skin penetration and hydration.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially dry or dehydrated
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None
Active
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3.0 / 10
Deoxyribonucleic acid that has been broken down, often used for its potential skin-soothing and regenerative properties.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, sensitive skin
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Limited research on topical benefits; can be expensive.
Active
Badness
1.0 / 10
A type of ceramide that is crucial for maintaining the skin's barrier function and preventing moisture loss.
Usually helps with
Dry, sensitive, or compromised skin
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None
Active
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0.0 / 10
Pro-vitamin B5, known for its moisturizing, soothing, and healing properties.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially dry or irritated
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None
Active
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3.0 / 10
A peptide that can help stimulate collagen production and support skin repair.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin with signs of aging
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Can be costly; results may vary.
Active
Badness
4.0 / 10
A peptide often marketed for its 'botox-like' effect, aiming to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin with fine lines
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Effectiveness is debated; results are often subtle and temporary.
Active
Badness
4.0 / 10
A peptide that signals skin cells to repair themselves, potentially boosting collagen and elastin production.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin with signs of aging
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Can be expensive; requires consistent use for potential results.
Active
Badness
3.0 / 10
A peptide that can help promote collagen synthesis and improve skin firmness.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin with signs of aging
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None
Active
Badness
3.0 / 10
A peptide that works with other peptides to help rebuild collagen and improve skin texture.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin with signs of aging
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None
Active
Badness
4.0 / 10
Also known as EGF (Epidermal Growth Factor), it plays a role in cell growth and repair.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin needing repair
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Can be expensive; some concerns about potential long-term effects.
Active
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4.0 / 10
Also known as IGF (Insulin-like Growth Factor), it aids in cell proliferation and tissue repair.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin needing repair
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Can be expensive; requires consistent use.
Active
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4.0 / 10
A peptide that can help reduce inflammation and support collagen production.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin with signs of aging
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Often found in peptide complexes; effectiveness can depend on concentration and formulation.
Active
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4.0 / 10
A peptide that may help improve the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines by supporting collagen.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, skin with fine lines
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Results can be subtle.
Thickener
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0.0 / 10
A synthetic polymer used to thicken formulations and improve texture.
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All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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1.0 / 10
An amino acid that helps with skin hydration and can support wound healing.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Thickener
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0.0 / 10
A synthetic polymer used to thicken formulations and create a smooth texture.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Antioxidant
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1.0 / 10
Green tea extract, rich in antioxidants that can help protect the skin from environmental damage.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially aging or irritated
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None
Antioxidant
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2.0 / 10
Extract from rice fermentation byproducts, potentially offering antioxidant and soothing benefits.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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Less common ingredient, benefits are not as extensively studied as other extracts.
Soothing Agent
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0.0 / 10
Aloe vera extract, known for its soothing, hydrating, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially sensitive or irritated
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None
Soothing Agent
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1.0 / 10
Licorice root extract, known for its skin-brightening and anti-inflammatory properties.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially dull or inflamed
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None
Preservative
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1.0 / 10
A preservative and skin-conditioning agent that can enhance the effectiveness of other preservatives.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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Can be a mild irritant for some.
Emulsifier
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0.0 / 10
A gentle emulsifier derived from plant sources, used to blend oil and water.
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All skin types
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None
Active
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2.0 / 10
A yeast-derived ingredient known for its anti-wrinkle and skin-restoring properties.
Usually helps with
Mature skin, all skin types
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None
Emulsifier
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0.0 / 10
A gentle emulsifier derived from plant sources.
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All skin types
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None
Thickener
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0.0 / 10
A carbohydrate that can act as a thickener and skin-conditioning agent.
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All skin types
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None
Thickener
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0.0 / 10
A polymer used to thicken formulations.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Film Former
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0.0 / 10
A film-forming agent that can help provide a smooth feel and improve product texture.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Humectant
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0.0 / 10
A sugar beet-derived ingredient that acts as a humectant and skin conditioner.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Antioxidant
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2.0 / 10
An extract from the gardenia fruit, often used for its antioxidant and coloring properties.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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Limited specific skincare benefits documented.
Emollient
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0.0 / 10
A skin-conditioning agent derived from coconut oil and glycerin, it helps to replenish skin.
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All skin types
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None
Emulsifier
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0.0 / 10
A hydrogenated form of lecithin, used as an emulsifier and skin-conditioning agent.
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All skin types
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None
Emulsifier
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0.0 / 10
A gentle emulsifier derived from plant sources.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that is a component of proteins, it helps with skin hydration and repair.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that helps retain moisture and supports skin's natural moisturizing factors.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that helps with skin hydration and can support cell function.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that plays a role in protein synthesis and skin hydration.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Emollient
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0.0 / 10
A stable, hydrogenated form of squalene, it mimics the skin's natural oils to moisturize and soften.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially dry or mature
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that can help with skin conditioning and hydration.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
Badness
0.0 / 10
An amino acid that helps with skin repair and protein synthesis.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Active
Badness
2.0 / 10
Lipids that are part of the skin's natural barrier, helping to maintain moisture and integrity.
Usually helps with
Dry, mature, or compromised skin
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Can be expensive.
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that helps with skin hydration and can support skin's structure.
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All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that is essential for collagen production and skin repair.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Active
Badness
2.0 / 10
A stable, water-soluble form of Vitamin C that offers antioxidant protection and can help brighten skin.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially acne-prone or sensitive
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Less potent than other Vitamin C forms; may take longer to see results.
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that plays a role in melanin production and can support skin health.
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All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that can help with skin conditioning.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that helps with skin hydration and the formation of collagen and elastin.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that is a key component of collagen, helping to maintain skin structure and firmness.
Usually helps with
All skin types, especially mature skin
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that helps with skin repair and can support the skin's natural moisturizing factors.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that helps with skin repair and can support the skin's natural moisturizing factors.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Chelating Agent
Badness
1.0 / 10
A chelating agent that helps improve the stability and efficacy of formulations by binding to metal ions.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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Can enhance penetration of other ingredients, which might be a concern with certain actives.
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that acts as an antioxidant and can help with skin repair.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that has antioxidant properties and can help with skin detoxification.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that is important for collagen production and has antioxidant properties.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that can support skin repair and hydration.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
Amino Acid
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0.0 / 10
An amino acid that can help with skin conditioning and may have antioxidant properties.
Usually helps with
All skin types
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None
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FAQ
Yes, this serum is excellent for dry skin due to its high concentration of hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and squalane, which provide deep and lasting hydration.
Yes, this hydrating serum is generally compatible with most active ingredients. It can help to buffer potential irritation from actives like retinoids or acids.
PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide) is derived from salmon DNA and is known for its skin-regenerating and soothing properties, helping to support the skin barrier and promote healing.
