Understand Your Skin.
Science-backed guidance to help you understand what your skin is signalling — and follow a calm, clinical pathway toward visible improvement with Salmon DNA (PDRN) skincare.
Fine Lines & Texture
Fine lines and uneven texture are often signs that renewal is slowing and hydration levels are declining. A calm, structured routine can support visible refinement while keeping the barrier strong.
Clinical note: Not all “texture” is the same — dehydration-related roughness often improves faster than structural changes.
Why texture changes over time
Slower turnover
The surface can appear less uniform as renewal slows.
Dehydration + barrier stress
Water loss makes fine lines and texture more visible.
Environmental load
UV and pollution can contribute to dullness and uneven reflection.
The Curenex Texture & Renewal Pathway
Step 1 — Cleanse gently
Avoid stripping cleansers that worsen dehydration.
Step 2 — Support renewal
Use Salmon DNA (PDRN) skincare to support regenerative signalling.
Step 3 — Hydrate + protect
A stable barrier supports smoother-looking skin over time.
FAQs
- Do I need exfoliation? Not always — many texture concerns improve through hydration + stable renewal support. If used, keep it gentle and infrequent.
- How long does it take? Hydration improvements may show within weeks; structural refinement is more gradual.
- Is this suitable for sensitive skin? Yes — keep the routine calm and avoid over-exfoliation.