What skin types is Adenosine good for?

Adenosine is suitable for all skin types.

What can you mix with Adenosine?

Adenosine works well with Niacinamide, Peptides, Hyaluronic Acid, Ceramides. These combinations are generally safe and can enhance results.

Is Adenosine safe to use every day?

Adenosine can generally be used in the evening. Recommended concentration: 0.04–0.2%.

Adenosine

Adenosine

Also known as: Adenosine

Anti-agingSoothing

“A naturally occurring molecule that firms skin, reduces wrinkles, and calms redness.”

Skin types

All types

Pore-clogging

Non-comedogenic

Use when

Evening

Concentration

0.04–0.2%

What it does

Adenosine is a naturally occurring purine nucleoside found in all living cells. In skincare, it stimulates collagen and elastin synthesis, reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and has proven anti-inflammatory activity. It is well-tolerated by all skin types and works particularly well as a multi-functional anti-aging ingredient in serums and moisturisers. It's FDA-approved as an anti-wrinkle active.

Benefits

Stimulates collagen and elastin to firm skin and reduce wrinkles
FDA-recognised anti-wrinkle active
Anti-inflammatory — reduces redness and calms reactive skin
Well-tolerated by all skin types including sensitive
Works synergistically with other anti-aging actives

How to layer

🌙 Evening routine

Cleanser

Toner

Serum

Moisturiser

Face Oil

After cleansing, before moisturiser

Good for

All skinSensitive skinNormal skinDry skinMature skin

Works well with

Niacinamide ›Peptides ›Hyaluronic Acid ›Ceramides ›

Heads up

⚠Mild potency — best as a supporting ingredient rather than a standalone treatment

How to use

Apply morning and evening in a serum or moisturiser. No special precautions required. Suitable for all skin types and can be used alongside any other actives.

Typical concentration: 0.04–0.2%