Your Guide to Melora PDRN Collagen & Volume Stick
A simple step in your daily skincare routine
Get to know your new stick with easy tips on how to use it — with and without makeup.
What is PDRN?
PDRN consists of small, purified DNA fragments from salmon. The ingredient has attracted interest for its potential to support skin repair and renewal.
In South Korean clinics, PDRN and related ingredients are used in professional skin treatments, including injections focused on improving skin quality.
With Melora’s stick, PDRN becomes a simple part of your daily skincare routine.
How to apply
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Start with clean skin
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Apply a thin layer
Twist the stick up slightly and gently glide it over areas where your skin feels extra dry or where you want to reduce fine lines.
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Gently pat into the skin
Use clean fingertips to distribute the product. Start with a small amount and apply more if needed.
Under or over makeup?
Under makeup
Apply a thin layer and allow it to settle before applying your makeup.
Both the PDRN stick and our Collagen & Calcium Primer Stick work well as a base under Melora’s Shade-Adapting Foundation — especially if you have extra dry skin and want your makeup to look smoother and less dry.
Over makeup
Pick up a small amount with a clean fingertip and gently pat onto your chosen area. Avoid dragging the stick directly across your makeup, as this may disturb your base.
When makeup looks dry
Apply a small amount to areas where your makeup looks dry. Pat gently rather than rubbing.
How often should I use it?
Use 2–3 times a week — application takes just 10 seconds!
A little goes a long way
- Start with a thin layer to avoid a heavy or sticky feel.
- Allow each skincare layer to settle before applying makeup.
- Keep the stick clean and replace the cap after each use.
What should I expect?
Take a photo before your first use to track changes. Compare in the same lighting, from the same angle and without makeup.
Need a hand?
Have questions about your stick or how it fits into your routine? Email us — we’re happy to help.