Questions about MEDICUBE PDRN Pink Exosome Shot Serum 2000 30ml

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Q1: Why does this MEDICUBE serum tingle?

A: It contains spicules, which are microscopic sponge structures that sit against the skin. The brand states that a tingling, warm or itchy sensation is a normal reaction to them. If it becomes uncomfortable, stop using it.

Q2: What is the difference between the 2000 and the 7500?

A: The number refers to the concentration level. The 2000 is the gentler option and is the sensible place to start if you have not used a spicule product before.

Q3: Who should avoid it?

A: Anyone with sensitive or currently reactive skin, anyone who is pregnant (it contains retinol), anyone with a dairy allergy (it contains milk exosomes), and anyone following a vegan routine.

Q4: How often should I use it?

A: Start with two or three nights a week and build up only if your skin is comfortable. Always wear sunscreen the following morning.

Q5: Can I use it with a facial device?

A: The brand advises against combining spicule products with its AGE-R devices if you are not already familiar with spicules. Follow the directions on your packaging.

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