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What is actually in the viral salmon DNA serum? I read the label instead of the reviews. On the brand's own published list for the Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum, positions one to five are water, glycerin, dipropylene glycol, isopropyl myristate and glycereth-26, so the base is water plus humectants and an emollient. Niacinamide is sixth, 1,2-hexanediol is seventh, and the sodium DNA, the PDRN everyone is posting about, sits eighth. PDRN is short for polydeoxyribonucleotide, meaning DNA fragments, here from salmon, an ingredient that came out of Korean clinics and has moved into over the counter serums. Further down the same list: fragrance at twenty, cyanocobalamin at twenty-nine (the brand says the pink color comes from this vitamin B12 rather than a dye), hydrolyzed collagen at thirty, and five peptides at positions thirty-four to thirty-eight of forty. That is the whole read, and it is the only thing a label can tell you. Ingredients above roughly 1% are listed in descending order, but plenty of ingredients are used well under 1% on purpose, so position tells you a formula's priorities and nothing about whether it suits your skin. One more thing worth knowing: several retailer and database listings for this serum circulate a different ingredient order than the brand's own page, so check the brand site or the carton in your hand before you quote a position at anyone. Scan any viral serum in Skin Bliss, read the top seven names, then match them to your own skin profile: skinbliss.app/r/salmon-dna-label #salmondna #pdrn #ingredientlist #kbeauty #skincaretips #serum
What is actually in the viral salmon DNA serum? I read the label instead of the reviews. On the brand's own published list for the Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum, positions one to five are water, glycerin, dipropylene glycol, isopropyl myristate and glycereth-26, so the base is water plus humectants and an emollient. Niacinamide is sixth, 1,2-hexanediol is seventh, and the sodium DNA, the PDRN everyone is posting about, sits eighth. PDRN is short for polydeoxyribonucleotide, meaning DNA fragments, here from salmon, an ingredient that came out of Korean clinics and has moved into over the counter serums. Further down the same list: fragrance at twenty, cyanocobalamin at twenty-nine (the brand says the pink color comes from this vitamin B12 rather than a dye), hydrolyzed collagen at thirty, and five peptides at positions thirty-four to thirty-eight of forty. That is the whole read, and it is the only thing a label can tell you. Ingredients above roughly 1% are listed in descending order, but plenty of ingredients are used well under 1% on purpose, so position tells you a formula's priorities and nothing about whether it suits your skin. One more thing worth knowing: several retailer and database listings for this serum circulate a different ingredient order than the brand's own page, so check the brand site or the carton in your hand before you quote a position at anyone. Scan any viral serum in Skin Bliss, read the top seven names, then match them to your own skin profile: skinbliss.app/r/salmon-dna-label #salmondna #pdrn #ingredientlist #kbeauty #skincaretips #serum

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