Medicube EGF NAD+ Firming Serum review: the serum that smoothed my smile lines
EGF NAD+ Firming Serum. Two drops pressed into smile lines, nightly once your skin is used to it. Weeks, not days.
My verdict
The one thing in my routine that made a visible difference on the lines that show when I smile. Two drops pressed into the smile lines, three nights a week to start and then nightly, and it took about a month before I noticed anything. A consistency product, not a filter, and it is not the pink PDRN serum.
How I use it
- After toner, before cream.
- Two drops, pressed into the smile lines and forehead, not rubbed.
- Three times a week for the first two weeks, then nightly.
- Cream on top to seal it.
Who this is for
Fine lines, smile lines, dull or loose-looking skin, anyone who wants firmness without retinol irritation.
Who this is not for
If your barrier is already angry from acids or retinol, fix hydration first. Not for anyone expecting a change in days.
Questions I get about it
How long does the NAD serum take to work on smile lines?
About a month for me. Results vary by skin.
Can I use it with retinol?
Not at the same time when you are starting. Add one, settle, then add the other.
EGF NAD+ or the PDRN Pink Peptide Serum?
Different serums. This is the firming one. Pink Peptide is hydration and glow.
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