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medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum 30ml
€19.50
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About this item
- Built on salmon DNA PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) with peptides and niacinamide (vitamin B3), the three key ingredients medicube names
- medicube lists it for dry and combination skin and says the formula is gentle enough for daily use, morning and night
- A light but rich 30ml serum that medicube says sinks in within minutes and leaves skin looking plump
- Its pink colour comes from vitamin B12, not a dye, and medicube says it will not stain skin
- The richer of medicube's two PDRN serums: this original for drier skin, the Ultra Light version for oily to combination skin
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Product description
Buy the medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum in Ireland: a 30ml salmon-DNA PDRN glow serum for dry and combination skin, posted from Dublin. medicube builds it on salmon DNA PDRN, also called polydeoxyribonucleotide, with peptides and niacinamide (vitamin B3). The brand names dullness, dryness, loss of firmness and uneven skin as the concerns it is made for, and frames it as a glow serum for a brighter, more even-looking complexion. The texture is light but rich, and medicube says it sinks in within minutes and leaves skin feeling plump. Its pink colour comes from vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin), not a dye, and medicube says it does not stain skin. The published ingredient list includes fragrance (parfum). It belongs in the serum step: once skin is cleansed and toned, and ahead of your moisturiser. medicube's own routine is to pat a good layer over the face and neck, morning and evening, onto skin that is clean and dry, then seal with moisturiser and add sunscreen by day. medicube makes two textures of this serum. This original is the richer one the brand suggests for dry to normal skin and cooler, drier spells; the Ultra Light version is watery and aimed at oily to combination skin and humid weather.
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Before you buy: our take on the medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum 30ml
Written by Unboxia from the brand's own information. It is the shop's view, not a customer review.
What it has going for it
- Three key actives named by medicube: salmon DNA PDRN, peptides and niacinamide (vitamin B3)
- medicube says the light-but-rich texture absorbs within minutes and leaves skin looking plump
- The pink colour is from vitamin B12, not a dye, and medicube says it does not stain skin
- Listed by medicube for daily morning-and-night use on dry and combination skin
Worth knowing first
- The published ingredient list includes fragrance (parfum), worth noting if you avoid it
- medicube lists it for dry and combination skin; for oily skin the brand points to the watery Ultra Light version
- It is a serum, so cleanser, toner, moisturiser and daytime sunscreen steps still apply around it
How to use it
Pat a good layer over the face and neck twice daily, morning and evening, on skin that is clean and dry, letting it sink in before you follow with moisturiser. medicube advises sunscreen through the day. This is the serum stage of the routine, sitting after toner.
How it compares
Against medicube's Ultra Light PDRN Pink Peptide Serum, the other version of the same serum: this original has the richer, more cushioning texture the brand suggests for dry to normal skin and cooler, drier weather, while the Ultra Light is watery and non-sticky and aimed at oily to combination skin, humid seasons and wear under makeup. Both share the salmon DNA PDRN and niacinamide base.
Questions before you buy
How do you use the medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum?
medicube says to work it over the face and neck twice a day, morning and evening, on skin that is clean and dry, patting gently so it sinks in. It sits in the serum step, before moisturiser, with sunscreen added during the day.
What are the main ingredients?
The key ingredients medicube names are salmon DNA PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide), peptides and niacinamide (vitamin B3). The formula also carries hyaluronic acid, adenosine and vitamin B12, and the published list includes fragrance (parfum).
What skin type is the medicube pink peptide serum for?
medicube lists it for dry and combination skin and says the formula is gentle enough for daily use. It is the richer of the brand's two PDRN Pink Peptide serums, so it leans to drier skin and cooler seasons.
Why is the serum pink, and will it stain skin?
The pink comes from vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) in the formula, not from a dye. medicube says it does not stain the skin.
Where can I buy the medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum in Ireland?
Based in Dublin, Unboxia is a Korean skincare shop that ships it across Ireland; order it on this page. Any postage shows next to the price before you pay, so there is nothing to work out in advance.
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- Brand
- medicube
- Category
- Serums & Ampoules
- Item weight
- 140 g
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