PDRN Glass Skin Serum I Hydrating & Brightening Face Serum I Salmon DNA | Anti-Aging, Moisturizing for Radiant Glow & Youthful Elasticity | Made in Korea

I recently started using the Ulooin PDRN Glass Skin Serum, intrigued by its promise of a radiant glow and youthful elasticity, and especially by the inclusion of PDRN from Salmon DNA. I'm always on the lookout for serums that can boost hydration and improve my skin's overall texture. The texture of this serum is lightweight and slightly viscous, which I found absorbed quickly into my skin without leaving any sticky residue. It has a very subtle, almost neutral scent, which is perfect for my sensitive nose. The dropper applicator makes it easy to dispense the right amount of product. After using it consistently for a few weeks, I've noticed a significant improvement in my skin's hydration levels. My skin feels plumper and more supple, and the dry patches I often experience have disappeared. I've also noticed a subtle brightening effect, giving my complexion a more radiant and healthy glow. The inclusion of 10ppm Salmon DNA (PDRN) is definitely the most unique aspect of this serum. PDRN is known for its skin-regenerating and anti-aging properties, and while I haven't seen any dramatic changes in fine lines or wrinkles yet, my skin does feel more elastic and firm. I appreciate that this serum is made in Korea, as Korean skincare is known for its innovative ingredients and formulations. I haven't experienced any irritation or breakouts, which is always a relief with new skincare products. Overall, I'm really pleased with the Ulooin PDRN Glass Skin Serum. It's a hydrating, brightening, and potentially anti-aging serum that leaves my skin feeling smooth and radiant. If you're looking for a serum that can boost hydration and improve your skin's overall texture with the added benefit of PDRN, I'd recommend giving this a try.

I've been using only Korean skin care for the last few years, and I've seen wonders that it has done for my mature skin. This seems like another good Korean product. Packaged as well as the rest of skincare products from well-known brands. I personally don't know this brand yet, and it's a first for me. There's an expiration date that gives you just under 3 years, and everything is written in English. I'm taking a star of for the ingredients list, I always run my skin care products through the Yuka app that rates them based on their harm to humans and environment, and it only got 14 out of 100 points. Apparently there's an ingredient - Tryfluoroacetyl Tripeptide-2 - that is labeled as high risk in the European Union. I'll attach photos from the app for some brief explanation. I am not sure how I feel about this serum now, and I do take my ingredients very seriously. I'll probably pass it on, but I'm giving it the benefit of a doubt that it might work for some who don't care for ingredients as much. There's also fragrance added, in case you try to avoid such things.

Okay, so I was mostly curious when I grabbed this—Salmon DNA? In a serum? I mean, sure, Korean skincare tends to go wild in the best way, and my skin's always a bit dehydrated and lackluster, so I figured why not. First impression: the texture is thicker than I expected, but in a nice way, and it sinks in really fast without that annoying tacky feeling. No weird smell, which is always a little relief for my overly picky nose. I don’t use much at once—just a bit before bed—and I actually feel like my skin’s been drinking it up. It’s been softer, smoother, and those flaky patches I get around my nose are just... not happening right now. I haven’t had any reactions to it, which is saying something for my moody skin. I do feel like there’s a kind of subtle brightness that wasn’t there before, and my face just looks a little more even and calm. That said, there's fragrance and a peptide in the ingredients that's considered high risk in the EU. I’m still on the fence about how much that matters for me, but if you're ingredient-cautious, you might want to look into that. For now, I'm keeping it in my lineup, because my face is feeling good and I’ll take that kind of progress where I can get it.

Unfortunately this product was not for me, the first thing I noticed was that the applicator was a little ineffective, that wasn’t really a big deal but did make it difficult to get the right amount that I wanted each time I went to use it. The next thing I noticed was the scent! It is very heavily fragranced, something I really do not like in my skincare products. It was almost a little overwhelming at first but luckily after applying it did seem to dissipate quickly. While I didn’t notice any ill effects from the product, I just didn’t like the “glass skin” effect it gave me. I have used other products marketed as giving “glass skin” before without issue. My skin is slightly dry, sensitive, and prone to Rosacea, so I do have somewhat problematic skin to begin with, what I wasn’t expecting was just how shiny this would make my skin. That has almost never happened with my skin before, so I was surprised. While I was expecting a nice dewy glow, it was just a bit too much shine and didn’t really give the dewy effect I would have expected. For someone with extremely dry skin, it may be a really nice effect but for me it just seemed to look TOO shiny and appeared more greasy than glowy.

I had never used a PDRN product before, so I had to read about whether I should apply any other moisturizers (I'm in my 60's) before or after. I read online that PDRN should be applied first, allowed to sink in, and then other moisturizers or sunscreen should be applied. Even though the pictures in the listing showed a white cream on the model's face, I somehow didn't expect this to be a creamy lotion, given that it is in a bottle with a medicine dropper like a serum. It went on very smoothly, had a pleasant scent, and I am sure I will be using this in addition to my many other excellent K-beauty products.

I'm not sure what is meant by "glass skin", other than what it sounds like, but Koreans are known for their excellent skin and their innovative products -- so I was game. PDRN Glass Skin Serum comes in a glass bottle with a glass dropper. It is white and thicker than a usual serum, more like a lotion; it goes on and absorbs easily. My skin feels moisturized after using, not at all greasy; as for scent, I find it pleasant and NOT overbearing. My understanding is that the PDRN refers to the salmon eggs at 10% -- go figger! But as I said, I'm game to try a product that is made in Korea for Korean women. I should now by the end of this bottle whether it brings the "radiant glow and youthful elasticity" promised. As of now, I'll take a nightly application, after toner and before moisturizer.

Ok this is an actual game changer. My skin has actually been REVIVED! I only put a little on at night - not even twice a day - and it works wonders. My skin looks so much more even now, and I haven't had a single breakout since I began using it, which is huge for me. My pores look smaller, and my skin stays super moisturized. Those annoying dry patches near my nose and eyes? Completely gone!! It's like my skin is glowing and feels so soft and smooth. The only things that bugs me is getting the product out. The dropper is kinda annoying - when I squeeze it, it takes a few tries to actually suck up any of the thick serum. I don't know if the bottle's too big for the amount of product or if mine is faulty, but it's a bit of a hassle. Honestly, though I don't even care that much because this serum is that good. I actually can't recommend it enough for anyone wanting hydrated, clear, glowy skin!!!

This seems like a good skincare serum, all-in-all. It is easy to apply with the eyedropper bottle. It claims to be perfect for all skin types, but I don't see how that would really be possible. I do find it to feel soothing and hydrating to my skin though (those being my particular concerns). I'm not sure how it would do at something like controlling oil, because I only have dry skin, not combination. Anyway, I do really like this product but compared to other high quality similar products, it can hold its own but not exactly stand out. So I'd buy it again if it was convenient or cheaper than other similar products, but wouldn't otherwise seek it out specifically.