Polydeoxyribonucleotide
PDRN
Tells skin to rebuild.
Short DNA fragments your cells already recognise. They bind the A2A receptor, and the repair cycle switches on.
In PDRN Face Serum
Two Molecules
One idea, twice.
Copper Tripeptide-1 · Redensyl
Peptides
Tells hair to keep going.
Amino-acid chains short enough to travel. The follicle reads them as instructions, not as a coating.
In Peptide Hair Serum
For Skin
PDRN goes down.
- 01
It gets past the surface
Fragments small enough to carry through, instead of resting on top.
- 02
Fibroblasts wake up
The receptor fires. Collagen and elastin production picks back up.
- 03
Supply improves
Fresh micro-vessels feed the tissue, so tone evens from underneath.
0 to visible tone correction on the PDRN face serum
For Hair
Peptides go deep.
- 01
Copper reaches the bulb
Copper Tripeptide-1 travels the canal to the base of the follicle.
- 02
The growth phase holds
Anagen runs longer, so a strand sheds later and grows thicker.
- 03
Redensyl restarts the rest
Dormant follicles are brought back into cycle at the stem cell.
0 to measurable density on the peptide hair serum
Why NUXI
Signal over surface.
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01
Repair logic, applied twice
The same principle runs both routines — PDRN for skin, peptides for hair. One idea you can actually follow, not two unrelated shelves.
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02
Held at the studied dose
A signalling molecule under its effective concentration sends nothing. We hold the concentration the research used, or we leave it out.
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03
Nothing works by coating
No silicone smoothing the strand, no filler sitting in a line. Take it away and what is left is what your own cells rebuilt.