Reveal smoother, firmer, and healthier-looking skin with Arencia NAD+ Time-Rewind Booster Shot Serum. This advanced Korean anti-aging serum is formulated with a 5% NAD+ Complex, peptides, resveratrol, and ceramides to help improve skin elasticity, reduce the appearance of fine lines, and restore a youthful-looking glow. If resurfacing and texture are more your concern than firmness, its sibling formula, the Arencia Eraser Shot Glycolic Acid Booster, targets dullness and uneven texture instead.
Its lightweight, fast-absorbing formula delivers deep hydration while strengthening the skin's natural barrier, leaving your complexion feeling refreshed, smooth, and radiant without any sticky residue. Perfect for daily use, it layers effortlessly with the rest of your skincare routine.
Why You'll Love It
- Helps improve skin firmness and elasticity
- Reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
- Revives dull, tired-looking skin
- Deeply hydrates and strengthens the skin barrier
- Lightweight, fast-absorbing, non-sticky formula
- Leaves skin smooth, plump, and radiant
- Layers easily under moisturizer and makeup
- Suitable for daily morning and evening use
Key Ingredients
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5% NAD+ Complex – Helps revitalize the skin and improve the appearance of aging.
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Multi-Peptides – Support firmer, smoother, and more youthful-looking skin.
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Resveratrol – A powerful antioxidant that helps protect the skin from environmental stress.
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Ceramide Complex – Strengthens the skin barrier and locks in long-lasting moisture.
Suitable For
✔ Normal Skin
✔ Dry Skin
✔ Combination Skin
✔ Oily Skin
✔ Mature Skin
✔ Sensitive Skin
How to Use
After cleansing with an oil cleanser like our ma:nyo Pure Cleansing Oil and toning, apply 2–3 drops to the face and neck. Gently pat until fully absorbed, then follow with a moisturizer such as our Dermive Sensitive Moisturizer. Use morning and evening. During the day, finish your routine with a broad-spectrum sunscreen like our Purito Seoul Daily Soft Touch Sunscreen.
Curious how NAD+ and peptides actually work on skin? This overview from Cleveland Clinic covers what NAD+ does in the body.
