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serum
Medicube

PDRN Pink Peptide Serum

Type
Serum
Size
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Key ingredients
PDRN, peptides
Skin types
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Fragrance
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What users keep saying · from 2 reviews

stinging1strong scent1

Impressed with the PDRN Pink Peptide Serum; on their sensitive skin it causes only a brief tingle and redness.

“I’ve been impressed with the original PDRN serum. My skin is sensitive, and while this does make my skin tingle/redden, it doesn’t last more than a moment or two”
positivestinging

The PDRN Pink Peptide Serum's fishy smell turned them off, so they're looking for an alternative.

“seen some good reviews for Medicube PDRN peptide serum but it’s got this weird almost fishy smell to it that’s turning me off majorly.”
negativestrong scent

Doesn't care for the PDRN Pink Peptide Serum and is just using up the three bottles they bought.

“I don’t care for the pink pdrn serum but I’m just using it up because I bought 3 at once..”
negative

Ended up really liking the PDRN Pink Peptide Serum's formula and its effect on their skin despite the fragrance.

“I bought the medicube PDRN (Salmon Version) Pink Peptide Serum not knowing that it has fragrance but I ended up really liking the formula”
positive

Used the PDRN Pink Peptide Serum twice on retinal nights off and woke up with a nice glow and super smooth skin, though alongside other new products.

“I’ve used it twice now on my nights off from retinal and it’s been amazing”
positive