INFUSE

Hydration comes first. When your skin is properly hydrated, every active applied after it — NAD+, Vitamin C, bakuchiol — absorbs into a plumped, prepared surface rather than dry, barrier-compromised skin. The sequence is the mechanism.

No. Rejuran is an injectable PDRN treatment delivered in clinics. INFUSE uses topical PDRN as a daily serum layer. They serve different purposes — one is a clinical procedure, the other is a daily foundational step.

Yes. Hydration is not the same as oil. Oily skin can still be dehydrated, and INFUSE is lightweight, non-occlusive, and suitable for all skin types.

Twice daily — once in your morning routine and once at night, as the first step each time. Consistency is what drives visible hydration and barrier support, not occasional heavy application.

No. INFUSE is a hydration serum, not an occlusive moisturiser. It attracts moisture; it doesn't seal it in. Follow with your moisturiser (and SPF in the morning) to lock in what INFUSE delivers.

Traditional PDRN is derived from salmon DNA fragments. Vegan, lab-cultured PDRN alternatives are emerging but are not yet standard. Check the full ingredient disclosure if vegan formulation is important to you.

INFUSE is lightweight and non-comedogenic. Hyaluronic acid and PDRN are both well-tolerated. If breakouts occur, they're more likely from a layer applied over INFUSE than from INFUSE itself.

Yes — and you should. Applying INFUSE before retinol (or RENEW's bakuchiol) creates a hydrated buffer that reduces the irritation and dryness retinoids are known for. Hydration first, actives second.

Hydration improvements are often visible within the first week — skin feels less tight after cleansing. Structural barrier support from PDRN builds over 4–8 weeks of consistent use.

Yes. PDRN is specifically studied for calming reactive skin, and multi-weight HA is gentle. INFUSE contains no fragrance, no exfoliating acids, and no irritants. Patch test as you would any new product.

The eye area tolerates INFUSE well because it's gentle and hydrating. Avoid direct contact with the eye itself. For targeted eye concerns, a dedicated eye product may still be appropriate.

No. The 3-Drop System is formulated without added fragrance, which is a common trigger for sensitive and reactive skin.

Hyaluronic acid is a humectant — it attracts and holds water. PDRN is a DNA-derived repair molecule — it supports the skin's own recovery and barrier function. They address different layers of the hydration problem: water delivery and structural retention.

You can, but it's redundant. INFUSE already contains multi-weight HA. Stacking additional HA serums risks pilling and over-saturating the surface without adding benefit.

Apply to clean, slightly damp skin. Light moisture helps hyaluronic acid attract and bind water immediately. Follow with the rest of your routine before INFUSE fully dries.