Yes. For texture and surface hydration.
Pop the capsules. Smooth it on. Rough, dull skin turns smooth and reflective within a minute. You see it immediately.
Deeper fixes take consistency:
Week 2-4: Dark marks lighten
Week 4-6: Dehydration lines soften, bounce returns
Week 6-8: Even tone and smooth texture become baseline
First use shows you it works. Consistent use transforms your skin.

Most sensitive users tolerate this well.
Centella, madecassoside, and panthenol calm irritation. Five ceramides support your barrier. No harsh acids. No retinoids.
One note: Contains light fragrance. If you're fragrance-reactive, patch-test your jaw for 2-3 nights first.
Start slow if you're very reactive:
Use 3 nights per week for week one
Layer over your regular moisturizer
Watch for tightness or redness (rare)
Rosacea and eczema-prone users report this reduces their redness over time.

Scoop the cream. Press and rub between your fingertips for 5-10 seconds. The pink capsules will burst. The gel will turn smooth and uniform. Then blend it on your face.
Pop ALL of them. The capsules contain concentrated actives. If you don't burst them completely, you're not getting the full dose.
Takes 10 seconds. Delivers full-strength niacinamide and PDRN every time.

Yes. It's lightweight and fast-absorbing.
Smooths on. Absorbs in 1-2 minutes. Leaves a dewy finish that makes foundation glide. No pilling. No balling up. Your base looks smooth instead of cakey.
Want matte? Wait 2 minutes after application. Blot your T-zone gently with tissue. Keeps the hydration, removes excess shine.

Both. Use twice daily for fastest results.
Morning: Pop, smooth, follow with sunscreen after 1-2 minutes. Niacinamide helps prevent dark spots from forming.
Night: Pop, smooth, sleep. Skin stays hydrated instead of drying out on your pillow.
Can only use once? Use at night. Your skin repairs overnight and the extended contact maximizes brightening and barrier repair.

Yes. This works perfectly with retinoids.
Best routine:
AM: Glass Drop + sunscreen
PM: Tretinoin, wait 10-15 minutes, then Glass Drop on top
The ceramides buffer tret irritation. The gel seals actives in for better absorption. Your barrier stays intact.
Sensitive to tret? Alternate nights. Tret one night, Glass Drop the next.
Don't combine: Retinoids + Glass Drop + strong acids (glycolic, salicylic) all on the same night if you're new to actives. Pick two max.

No. It regulates oil production.
5% niacinamide reduces sebum. After 2-4 weeks, your T-zone is less shiny by afternoon. Pores look smaller.
Gel-cream is lightweight. Absorbs fast. Not heavy or greasy.
Proper hydration reduces oil. Oily skin is often dehydrated skin overcompensating. Fix the dehydration and oil production normalizes.
Start with a pea-size amount. Add more if needed.

PDRN is salmon-derived DNA used as an advanced hydrator in K-beauty.
What it does: Hydrates and conditions skin. Improves the appearance of plumpness and bounce. It's a cosmetic ingredient, not a medical treatment.
Is it safe? Yes. Used in Korean skincare for years. Cosmetic-grade hydrator.
Who should avoid: Known fish or seafood allergy? Patch-test first or skip.
What it's NOT: PDRN injections (like Rejuran treatments at dermatologists). This is a topical cosmetic cream. It hydrates your skin's surface. It doesn't "regenerate" tissue like medical procedures claim.
The mechanism: Salmon DNA molecules are small and hydrating. They form a moisture-retaining film on skin. Combined with ceramides and hyaluronic acid, they create plump, bouncy-looking skin.
Safe. Effective. Widely used in K-beauty dermocosmetics.

Because of what it does to rough, dull skin: makes it smooth and light-reflective like glass.
"Glass skin" is K-beauty terminology for skin so smooth and hydrated it reflects light like a clear pane of glass instead of scattering it like frosted glass.
"Drop" refers to the capsule format (each pink capsule is a concentrated drop of actives) and the dewy, water-droplet sheen the gel leaves on your skin.
Pop the drops. Get glass-smooth skin.