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Anua PDRN serum or Torriden Dive-In: which for combination skin?

In August 2026, someone on the @cosme Q&A board in Japan asked: "I have combination skin and can't decide between Anua's PDRN Hyaluronic Acid 100 Serum and Torriden's DIVE-IN Serum. Which would you recommend?" It was a points giveaway post, where the asker shares points with answerers, so it drew 176 answers, many of them just a quick congratulations.

What the replies said

  • Most people who picked a side went with Anua
  • Torriden is mainly about hydration, so if that is not the priority, go PDRN
  • Torriden feels really light and suits oilier skin
  • One split: Torriden to even out the skin, Anua for bounce and firmness
  • One person found Anua the more moisturizing of the two

The vote tilted heavily toward Anua, but those who gave reasons mostly said to choose by what you want from the serum.

Desk note Whichever you pick, test a new serum before using it all over your face. The American Academy of Dermatology suggests applying it to a spot that won't get washed off, such as the inner arm, twice a day for 7–10 days and watching for redness, itching or swelling.

Which would you choose? Vote, and tell us why in the comments.

Poll

For combination skin, which would you pick?

  1. Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid 100 Serum
  2. Torriden DIVE-IN Serum
  3. Neither

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Original thread: @cosme Q&A — Torn between Anua and Torriden · Reference: American Academy of Dermatology

#Anua #Torriden #CombinationSkin #PDRN

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