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- 2-PIECE SPICULE PDRN DUO SET — RETINOL + COLLAGEN: Includes one Spicule Retinol PDRN Cream and one Spicule Collagen PDRN Cream, 15g / 0.53 oz each. A targeted Korean skincare duo textured with fine marine spicules that help active ingredients absorb — use the Collagen Cream by day for plumping and firmness, the Retinol Cream by night for pores and texture. A smart way to build a day-and-night routine at your own pace.
- RETINOL CREAM FOR PORES & TEXTURE (PM): The Retinol PDRN Cream pairs 2,000ppm marine spicules with 1,000ppm nano-liposome retinol — encapsulated for better stability — to help improve the look of pores, uneven texture, fine lines, and dullness over time. Use it at night on the areas that need it most. In clinical testing, users saw improvement in the look of pores and texture (individual results vary).
- COLLAGEN CREAM FOR PLUMPING & FIRMNESS (AM): The Collagen PDRN Cream combines 1,000ppm marine spicules with low-molecular French marine collagen and soothing Cica PDRN to support the look of plumpness, bounce, and firmness — especially on smile lines, cheeks, and forehead. Its gentler tingle makes it the easier one to start with, day or night.
- CICA PDRN + COMFORT BLEND — A NORMAL TINGLE: Both creams include plant-derived PDRN (Sodium DNA), 2% Panthenol, Ceramide NP, Hyaluronic Acid, and Allantoin to help cushion skin with moisture and keep it comfortable. Marine spicules create a light prickling or tingling as you press them in — this is normal. Start 2-3 nights a week and build up slowly as your skin adjusts.
- HOW TO USE — PRESS A SMALL AMOUNT ON TARGET AREAS: These are concentrated targeted creams, not all-over lotions. Press a small (pea-sized) amount onto areas like pores, smile lines, or cheeks — don't spread all over. Always use SPF in the morning. Avoid pairing with AHA/BHA, strong Vitamin C, or exfoliating treatments the same night. If you have very sensitive skin, rosacea, eczema, or a compromised barrier, or if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, check with your dermatologist first.
