Exceptional Regenerating Youth Biome Essence : Lifts, Volumizes, and Revitalizes with PDRN, Volufiline, Lactoferrine, and Microbiome (50ml, 1.69oz)

At first, I used this serum on few occasions. My initial impression was that it was hydrating and gentle on my sensitive oily skin. But soon after, I almost gave up on this serum because the dispenser was a bit annoying. So I put it away for months. One day I don’t know what came over me but I started using it every day for a week. Oh my goodness, the appearance of imperfections on my face were reduced noticeably. The skin tone is more even and brighter. And the skin texture is smoother and the pores got tighter. You gotta use it consistently to get the benefits. And I am glad I did not give up on it. Overall, the serum has improved and rejuvenated my mature skin.

This serum has a very light light, almost watery texture. That being said, it smooths onto the skin with an almost weightless feel and absorbs quickly. It leaves my skin feeling smooth and soft, with no tackiness or greasiness. The product does have a slightly sweet smell, but it's very soft and dissipates almost immediately. I don't know that I've seen a change in my fine lines after several weeks of use, but it also hasn't caused any irritation or breakouts. I do find it a little odd that the branding on the external wrap doesn't seem to match the branding on the bottle at all.

I love the texture of this and how it feels after I apply it to my face. I’m not sure yet of the effectiveness yet, but I will try to update my review for if I see changes or not.

What I like most about this Genesense serum is the hydrating effect. The dropper applicator releases the perfect amount for each application. I use my fingers to smooth it on and it absorbs well into my skin. The product description promises many things including skin rejuvenation, firming, plumping, fine line removal, etc. I’ve been using it over 5 weeks now and have seen slight improvement in those areas. I have, however, noticed a more hydrated feel throughout the day. This serum is a great base before adding my moisturizer and then makeup routine.

This serum feels nice and light on my skin. It leaves my skin feeling smooth and moisturized without feeling too heavy. It doesn't have a strong scent, and the viscosity of the serum is nice. The container it comes in feels well-made and feels like a decent skin care serum, would recommend.

I've been using this product for a week now under my moisturizer. It goes on easily, is lightweight, absorbs quickly and makes my skin feel soft. I did have a little bit of a breakout after I started using this, which is very unusual for me. There was a small amount of acne that formed on the right side of my face and chin. Obviously, I can't 100% attribute that to this product, but it does seem likely since I hadn't changed anything else about my skin care routine and my skin has never been prone to breakouts. Luckily for me, it cleared up quickly and wasn't overly noticeable, but I figured I'd mention it in case anyone else had the same issue. It is a bit on the pricey side, but the nice thing is you don't need much so this bottle will last, making it a bit more cost effective than it seems. As far as results, I can't say I have really seen any. Yes, it makes my skin feel soft, but so does my regular serum that is half the price. This one states you could see a reduction in pore size, less wrinkles on the forehead and around the eyes and a radiance and glow of your skin. I haven't experienced any of that. Granted, it may need more time, but I think I'll just stick to my regular serum.

I waited for a while before writing a review as I wanted to use this product for a few weeks. With any skin products, results are not seen overnight. I have gone to Korea to purchase and try various serums and I've had a few shares and trials of K-beauty products. I have not heard or seen the brand before so I was curious to try. The brand description states that it hasLACTOFERRIN-Hyaluronic - which I know is targeting hydration. I see other ingredients that to me are good and not of a concern. I am curious about the PDRN. This is in-thing now in the skin care world and I don't see it in the ingredients. However, I was still curious and I am happy to say that: 1) Did not cause any breakouts or irritation 2) It does make my skin look very hydrated and moisturized 3) Glass skin is the ultimate result of clear and hydrated skin. I am quite happy with the results and I can see how it minimizes the visibility of my wrinkles. The price point I on the high side but this small bottle will last you for a long time. I recommend this product.

I like what this contains, especially the Volufiline (maybe it’s in the product). If you’re not familiar with it, I suggest you do some research to see if it’s right for you. It’s loaded with other goodness, too… maybe? The box says human stem cell conditioned media; the listing says it contains PDRN. The ingredient list graphic shows sodium DNA, which is likely the PDRN, but I don’t see any stem cells, so I am not really clear on what this product is, or what it contains. The listing also says in contains Volufline, but it’s also not on the list given in the listing photos. I will say that it feels nice on my skin, but results from skincare can and mostly do take a long time. So, it sounds like a great addition to my skincare routine, I just wish I knew what active ingredients it really contains. There is a disclaimer on the listing page: “[Disclaimer]: Ingredients are subject to change at the manufacturer's discretion without notice. For a complete and most up-to-date list of ingredients, please refer to the product's packaging or vial's label.” The problem is that there isn’t anything listed on the product packaging or vial’s label.

Just for context: I have post-menopausal, dry and sensitive skin. Every time I look in my mirror, my inner 20-year-old self grumbles at me about not having used more sunscreen during years living in the tropics, and I'm always keen to try anything that might make my poor sun-damaged skin look a bit smoother and less dry. This Genessence starts by looking very classy. When the lid is unscrewed, the top has a button that slowly pops up and a pipette droppr is revealed. The liquid in the pipette is released by pressing the button on the lid, and thus it's possible to use the serum without ever touching the bottle opening or the pipette, so the risk of contamination is greatly reduced. te essence itself is a cloudy white with a faint, slightly citrussy scent. I did a patch test 24 hours before trying this essence. When I had no reaction, I tried it on my freshly-cleansed face. It is lovely! It goes on really smoothly: spreading and absorbing well and feels very light to use. I let it fully dry and did not apply moisturiser as suggested because I wanted to see what the essence does on its own. Well, I was pleasantly surprised! I felt I saw an immediate difference: my skin both looked and felt significantly smoother. The second time I used it, I used my normal moisturiser afterwards as instructed, and my skin didn't slurp up as much of the moisturiser as it usually does. I'm delighted with this and will continue to use it. I'll also be watching for other products in this range! Recommended.

The skin feels and looks a little plumper after use, also it seems a bit more moisturized but I would say best results if you use this product in combination to your cleaner, toner and moisturizer, not instead. It’s very easy to apply, I like the scent and look of the bottle too! I don’t find that you get a lot of product in each container though.

The WHITESILK Regenerating Youth Biome Essence is a luxurious, science‑backed serum that replenishes hydration and smooths skin texture within days. I noticed a clear improvement in skin hydration within as little as one week. My jowl lines (I think that's what they are called the lines around the mouth from the nose to the jaw) , were greatly reduced which immeadiately let me know that this serum really helps. Packed with powerful ingredients like PDRN (15%), Volufiline, lactoferrin, and microbiome-friendly compounds, it targets firmness, radiance, and microbial balance . The lightweight formula absorbs quickly without residue, perfect for layering. For those seeking visibly plumper, smoother skin and a gentle yet potent anti‑aging boost, this essence is an elegant addition to any skincare routine.

This Korean Revitalizing Youth Biome Essence doesn’t cause any irritation and provides a nice level of hydration for my mature, dry-prone skin. The texture is a clear, lightweight gel with no fragrance, which I personally appreciate. I apply it before my moisturiser, it absorbs quickly without leaving any greasy residue. If you have dry or dehydrated skin, you’ll likely still need a cream afterwards, as the essence alone isn’t rich enough. However, for oily or combination skin types, it might be perfectly sufficient on its own. The packaging is elegant and minimalist, the black glass bottle looks stylish on my bathroom shelf. Overall, I’m happy with it and would love to try more products from this brand.

Right, where do I start? The product itself displays hardly any information. Anterogen's patent exists, but has nothing to do with cosmetics. I don't fully understand it all, but it is for a marker to detect differences between stem cells cultured in different mediums, is my understanding. I have just found the contents list in the description, and based on that, this is a normal serum, with some of the latest buzz ingredients. For which there is no evidence they work , btw: PDRN would be the sodium DNA, then there's the volufiline, which consists of 2 included components. And which seems to be very controversial. The lactobacteria? Those are literally everywhere and dirt cheap to culture. Well, yes, we have a “microbiome” on our skin, but not sure we need to add those particular ones to it.. None of these have anything to do with the above patent, and everything else in this is bog standard. Also, the “Active Miracle™” in second image.. blatant! This is a milky, thin liquid, which is not surprising, as water is the main ingredient. I did not find it particularly moisturising, and I have serums that seem a lot more effective, for a fraction of the price. Obviously, I have only tested it once, but I seriously doubt it will do any of the things claimed, even with long term use. This is a Vine Voice review, but that has not changed my opinion. I try to use or test all products, or if I can't, I at least check them. My rating system: 5 stars – great: as described, high quality 4 stars – good but has minor problems 3 stars – has significant issues 2 stars – bad: not as described or does not function or not useful for intended purpose, but has redeeming features 1 star – terrible: not as described or does not work or dangerous to use, no redeeming features