What is PDRN?

What is PDRN?
It consists of DNA fragments extracted from salmon and sturgeon, which are very similar to human DNA. They are fragmented to a molecular weight of less than 500 daltons, allowing them to easily penetrate the stratum corneum of the skin.

PDRN – What is it and how is it used?
The ingredient that has gone viral on the internet has been available on MoonGlow shelves for several months. Some have already discovered its benefits on their skin, while others still view the combination of unfamiliar letters with suspicion. We explain what PDRN is and why it is so highly praised in skin care.

Let’s take a step-by-step look.

It replaces damaged nitrogen bases in DNA, “cleans” defective sections, and activates regeneration and new cell formation. The tissues thus renewed are rich in hyaluronic acid, and collagen and elastin synthesis is stimulated. The result? Visibly rejuvenated and revitalized skin.

Sounds too good to be true? Don’t worry!

PDRN is considered safe. It does not cause allergic reactions and does not affect the genetic structure of cells, as it is a natural ingredient also present in the human body.

Why use products with PDRN?

Here are at least 7 proven benefits:

• Moisturizes the skin
• Fades pigmentation spots
• Reduces wrinkles and sagging
• Restores skin elasticity
• Leaves skin soft, smooth, and nourished
• Slows down the aging process
• Accelerates healing and reduces inflammation

Especially recommended for skin aged 25–30+ and for complexions affected by hyperpigmentation, post-acne, or dehydration.

Other indications:
• visible signs of aging: wrinkles, loss of firmness, pigmentation spots;
• post-acne scars;
• dry and dehydrated skin;
• recovery after aggressive cosmetic procedures (chemical peeling, laser).

You don’t have to look for an ingredient called “PDRN.” It appears under the names: Sodium DNA, DNA-Na, or Hydrolyzed DNA. If you see them on the packaging, congratulations—you’ve found a product with PDRN!