PDRN Reju 2000 Cream – regenerating face cream

💜 PDRN Reju 2000 Cream – PDRN skin comfort and barrier care cream

The Dr.Althea PDRN Reju 2000 Cream is a light yet intensely comforting facial cream developed for the daily support of facial skin struggling with dryness, occasional redness and a stressed sensation. Its speciality is the so-called ointment-to-gel texture: upon application it feels like a nourishing cream, then transforms on the skin into a lighter, gel-like, non-sticky layer. This makes it interesting even for those who want to maintain hydration but dislike a heavy, greasy after-feel.

The formula highlighted by the manufacturer contains 2,000 ppm, i.e. 0.2% salmon-derived PDRN (Sodium DNA), as well as panthenol and ectoin. The product is complemented by ceramide, madecassoside, hyaluronic acid and other skin conditioning ingredients. The result is a daily moisturiser that does not simply provide a greasy protective layer but also emphasises the softness and comfort of skin seeking balance.

✨ What does it do?

• Hydrates and softens: water-binding and skin-softening ingredients help maintain a comfortable skin feel.
• Supports the skin barrier: panthenol, ectoin and ceramide play a role in the daily care of the skin’s protective layer.
• Calmer appearance: targets the comfort of stressed, redness-prone skin.
• Easily layered: the initially balm-like texture turns gel-like during application, so it does not necessarily weigh down your routine.
• Practical, targeted cream: the smaller tube makes it easy to dispense an accurate amount onto drier areas of the face.

The product is a cosmetic skincare item: the terms “reju” and “recovery” do not imply medical wound healing or tissue regeneration effects.

🧬 Key active ingredients and their benefits

2,000 ppm PDRN – salmon-derived Sodium DNA

PDRN stands for polydeoxyribonucleotide; on the cream’s INCI list it appears as Sodium DNA. Dr.Althea highlights the salmon-derived PDRN at a concentration of 2,000 ppm in this version. In cosmetic use, it supports the appearance of more hydrated, elastic and well-cared-for skin. An important distinction is that this version is not the same as the brand’s 5000 cream containing fermentation-derived PDRN.

Panthenol – B5-provitamin comfort care

Panthenol is a popular ingredient in soothing, moisture-retaining formulas. In the cream, it plays a significant role in creating a more pleasant, softer skin feel, especially when the facial skin feels tight or stretched.

Ectoin – support for stressed skin

Ectoin is a skin conditioning ingredient often used in products designed for skin exposed to environmental stress and dryness. Together with panthenol, it enhances the formula’s soothing, comforting character.

Ceramide, madecassoside and hyaluronic acid

Ceramide NP is an ingredient similar to the skin barrier’s natural lipids, madecassoside is a component known from soothing cosmetics related to Centella asiatica, while Sodium Hyaluronate supports moisture retention. Together they can provide a more balanced, hydrated feel.

🎯 Who do we recommend it for?

Primarily for dehydrated, combination, normal or sensitive skin when the skin needs light, non-greasy comfort care alongside daily hydration. We also recommend the cream to those who prefer faster-absorbing textures over heavier barrier creams. Due to the salmon-derived PDRN, it is not a vegan product.

💗 Why do we love it?

Because the PDRN + panthenol + ectoin trio is truly tailored to a well-defined skin need: dryness, occasional sensitivity and support for barrier comfort. The cream-to-gel transforming texture is particularly interesting as it facilitates everyday layering.

💡 MyBelle tip

After serum, gently pat a small amount onto your face. A second thin layer can be applied to drier areas. Use sunscreen at the end of your morning routine; if your skin is very sensitive, perform a patch test first on the jawline.

❓ Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the 2000 and 5000 creams?

The two products are not merely different in PDRN quantity. The manufacturer highlights 0.2% salmon-derived PDRN and a light, gel-like texture in the 2000 version; the 5000 version is based on a different, fermentation-derived PDRN.

Can it be used on oily, combination skin?

Yes, the manufacturer recommends this light, non-sticky cream for these skin types as well. It is advisable to adjust the amount according to the skin’s current needs.

Can I apply it under makeup?

Yes. It can be quickly blended in a thin layer, making it part of the morning moisturising step.

Is this cream vegan?

No. The PDRN highlighted by the manufacturer in this 2000 version is salmon-derived.