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Sodium Dna leaves skin feeling smoother or better cared for.
The listed functions explain its role in a formula. They do not establish whether a finished product will suit your skin.
No reviewed benefit claim is available here yet. Compare the complete formula, its directions, and your own skin preferences.
What a CosIng listing means353 catalog products now carry PDRN's INCI name, Sodium DNA — but checking where it actually sits on eight popular products' ingredient lists shows some brands dosing it seriously and others burying it dead last, after four kinds of ceramide, in a $59 essence.
Related ingredients, common formula neighbors, naming, and catalog context. This stays separate from evidence and personal-fit guidance.
Similar ingredients
related by documented function or concern
Real brands and product categories from the 366 decoded products listing Sodium Dna — an observation of our catalog, not a claim about market share.
Brands
Product categories
serums (108), masks (54), moisturizers (53), toners (32), sunscreens (27), eye creams (23)
Based on those categories, Sodium Dna shows up mostly in leave-on products (253 of 296 classified) — derived from product category, not a label fact.
Commonly appears alongside
How often another ingredient appears in the same decoded products. This does not show routine compatibility.
359 public products list this ingredient.
Ingredient lists show presence and order, not concentration, pH, ingredient grade, delivery system, or finished-formula performance.
Sources & methodologyCompiled from the EU CosIng database (ref 79472) · snapshot 16 June 2026. CosIng is an informational, non-legally-binding reference. Inclusion does not mean an ingredient is approved, safe, authorized for cosmetic use, or clinically effective. An INCI list does not reveal concentration, pH, ingredient grade, delivery system, or finished-formula performance.