MASC/BODY FACE CARD PDRN + peptide hydration serum — bathroom grooming ritual

F.03PDRN + Peptide Hydration Serum

FACE CARD

Name: FACE CARD — PDRN + Peptide Hydration Serum
Brand: MASC / BODY
Price: 32.0 USD
Availability: InStock

The face cardnever declines.

$32.00

30 ml

FACE CARD

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The brief

Good skin holds up close. Club lighting flatters everyone; daylight, the front camera and six inches away have opinions. FACE CARD is the treat step — the one serum in the routine doing more than water. SURFACE is pure hydration and cheaper; this adds PDRN and peptides on top of it. If you own one serum, own this one.

Why

PDRN with acetyl hexapeptide-8, sodium hyaluronate and panthenol — for hydration, a smoother, more cushioned-looking surface, and a face that reads rested at conversational distance. Then the honest part: the strong PDRN evidence is for injected forms, and the topical research is much thinner. Buy it for what it visibly does, not for what the internet says about it.

What it actually does

PDRN and peptides on a hyaluronic base — the treat step, for skin that looks hydrated, cushioned and less tired.

PDRN
Acetyl hexapeptide-8
Twice daily
30 ml

Key formula

Verified actives

Polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN)

Acetyl hexapeptide-8

Sodium hyaluronate · sodium PCA

Panthenol · glycerin · propanediol

Twelve ingredients, fragrance-free. 30 ml.

In the Formulary· 4

Skin & faceB Hyaluronic acidHA · sodium hyaluronatePut the water back.Read the monograph →

Skin & faceA PanthenolPro-vitamin B5, dexpanthenolThe quiet repair-look agent. Does its job, takes no credit.Read the monograph →

Skin & faceC PDRNPolydeoxyribonucleotideThe face card. It never declines.Read the monograph →

Skin & faceB PeptidesAcetyl hexapeptide · copper peptidesSmall chains, big claims — the polite kind.Read the monograph →

Format: Topical
Unit: 30 ml
Use: Topical — external use only

Always defer to the Supplement Facts or ingredient label on the unit in your hand.

How to use it

Daily

Two to four pumps on clean, dry skin, morning and night. Then SEAL, and sunscreen in the morning. You do not need this and SURFACE both — SURFACE is hydration alone, FACE CARD is hydration plus the actives. Layer them only if your skin is genuinely dry and you want the extra water underneath.

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The long version

Own one serum the way you own one good coat. Not a shelf of half-finished experiments — one considered thing, worn daily, that does more than its category strictly requires.

FACE CARD is that serum: PDRN with acetyl hexapeptide-8 on a hyaluronic base with panthenol. Twelve ingredients, fragrance-free, light enough for twice a day under everything else. Two to four pumps on clean skin, then SEAL, and sunscreen in the morning.

About the famous ingredient, honestly: PDRN's strong evidence comes from injected forms; the topical research is thinner. Buy it for what it visibly does — hydration, a smoother and more cushioned-looking surface, a face that reads rested at conversational distance — not for what the algorithm promised.

If hydration is the whole ask, SURFACE does that alone for less. This or that, not both — the coat rule.

The face card never declines.

Q&A

Where does it go in the routine?

After cleansing, before SEAL — the treat step in the middle. Two to four pumps on dry skin, morning and evening, then SEAL over it, and sunscreen last in the morning.

Do I use it with SURFACE?

You don't need both — FACE CARD is hydration plus the actives, SURFACE is hydration alone. Both at once only makes sense for genuinely dry skin.

Is PDRN really salmon DNA?

PDRN is a DNA-derived ingredient that made its name in Korean skincare, yes — usually salmon-sourced. In this serum it rides a hydration base of HA and peptides; no fragrance, and no fish smell.

Doesn't PDRN only work as injections?

The clinical drama is injectable; that's honest. A serum is the cosmetic lane — hydration and the look of bouncier, calmer skin — and that's the promise we're making, no more.

Where is it made?

In the USA — the manufacturer's country of record for this product.