Collection: Abib

Korean Skincare Brand

Abib is a clinical-strength Korean skincare brand known for ingredient-driven formulas — heartleaf for sensitive skin, PDRN for repair and firming, sedum hyaluron for deep hydration, and large reusable toner pads that have become category-defining.

The New Heroes

Hydration

Sedum Hyaluron Crème Hydrating Pot — multi-molecular hyaluronic acid in a bouncy gel-cream that floods dehydrated skin with long-lasting moisture.

Anti-Aging

PDRN Intensive Crème 1.5 — salmon-derived PDRN crème that visibly firms, smooths fine lines and supports skin regeneration overnight.

Calming

Heartleaf TECA Capsule Serum — high-strength heartleaf and centella complex that reduces redness, calms breakouts and resets stressed skin.

Toner Pads

Heartleaf Spot Pad Calming Touch — 80 dual-textured pads soaked in heartleaf essence for daily calming, exfoliation and spot care in one step.

FAQ

What is PDRN in Abib skincare and what does it do?

PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide) is a salmon DNA fragment used as a regenerative active in K-beauty. Topically, PDRN binds to adenosine A2A receptors in the skin to stimulate fibroblast activity, boost collagen synthesis and accelerate barrier repair. In Abib's PDRN Intensive Crème and PDRN Collagen Mask, this translates to visible firming, smoother fine lines and faster recovery from inflammation or post-treatment redness, making it suitable for ageing, fatigued or post-procedure skin.

What makes Abib Heartleaf products good for acne-prone and sensitive skin?

Heartleaf (Houttuynia cordata) is rich in quercitrin and polyphenols with proven anti-inflammatory and antibacterial activity. Abib's Heartleaf line — including the Spot Pad, Acne Foam Cleanser and TECA Capsule Serum — uses high concentrations of heartleaf extract to reduce redness, soothe active breakouts, and limit P. acnes activity without stripping the skin barrier. The formulas are fragrance-light and pH-balanced, which is why they're widely recommended for reactive, acne-prone and post-blemish skin.

How do I use Abib's large toner pads correctly?

Abib's toner pads (Heartleaf, Sedum Hyaluron, Green LHA, Glutathiosome) are dual-textured: one side is embossed for gentle exfoliation, the other is smooth for soothing application. Use the embossed side first to lightly sweep over the face after cleansing to remove dead cells, then flip the pad and press the smooth side over the skin like a mini sheet mask for 1–3 minutes. They replace toner and a targeted treatment in one step, and can be used morning and evening depending on skin tolerance.

What's the difference between Abib's Sedum Hyaluron and Jericho Rose lines?

Sedum Hyaluron focuses on deep, long-lasting hydration using multi-weight hyaluronic acid and sedum extract — best for dehydrated, dull or tight skin. Jericho Rose (resurrection plant) targets firming, elasticity and overnight repair, with peptides and bifida ferment for mature skin or anyone seeing first signs of ageing. Many users layer both: Sedum Hyaluron in the AM for plump, glowy skin, Jericho Rose in the PM for firming and recovery.

Are Abib products safe to layer with retinol, vitamin C or acids?

Yes — Abib's formulas are designed to layer well within a routine. The Heartleaf and Sedum Hyaluron lines are calming and hydrating, so they pair safely with actives like retinol, vitamin C and AHA/BHA, and can actually help buffer irritation. A typical layering order is: cleanse → toner pad → serum (active or hydrating) → Abib essence/serum → moisturiser → SPF. If introducing a new active alongside an Abib calming product, start 2–3 times a week and build up to assess tolerance.

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