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medicube - Exosome Shot Azelaic Acid 2,000 PPM Spicule Facial Serum 30ml

medicube - Exosome Shot Azelaic Acid 2,000 PPM Spicule Facial Serum 30ml

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Gentle exosome and azelaic care with a spicule boost. medicube Exosome Shot Azelaic Acid 2,000 PPM Spicule Facial Serum blends exosomes, a gentler dose of azelaic acid and micro-spicules to calm the look of redness and breakouts while supporting refreshed, healthy-looking skin.

The gentler-strength option

At 2,000 PPM azelaic acid, this is the milder of the two Exosome Shot serums, making it a great starting point for sensitive skin or anyone new to azelaic and spicules. Prefer more strength? See the 7,500 PPM version. Learn more in our azelaic acid guide.

Exosomes plus spicules

Exosomes support the look of rejuvenated, healthy skin, while tiny spicules gently exfoliate and help the actives absorb, so you may feel a light tingle as it works.

Calms and clears

It targets the look of redness and breakouts and helps fade dark spots over time, gently.

Best for

Sensitive or first-time azelaic users who want an exosome-and-azelaic glow serum. A gentle partner to exfoliating acids; explore more exosome skincare and pair with sunscreen.

How to Use
After toner, apply to clean skin in the evening, before moisturizer. Start 2-3 times a week; a light tingle is normal. Build up as tolerated and wear sunscreen daily.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the 2,000 and 7,500 PPM versions?

The number refers to the azelaic acid concentration. The 2,000 PPM is the gentler option, ideal for sensitive skin or starting out, while the 7,500 PPM is stronger for skin that already tolerates azelaic well.

What do exosomes do in skincare?

Exosomes are a trending ingredient used to support the look of refreshed, healthy, rejuvenated skin. They support appearance rather than delivering medical results, so treat this as a glow-and-recovery serum.

What are the spicules and will they sting?

Spicules are tiny micro-needles that gently exfoliate and help actives absorb. A light tingling is normal. Start slowly, especially with the higher-strength version, and give skin rest days if needed.

How often should I use it?

Start 2 to 3 times a week in the evening and build up as tolerated. Because of the spicules and actives, avoid overusing it, and do not layer it with other strong actives on the same night.

Do I need sunscreen with it?

Yes. With exfoliating spicules and active ingredients, daily sunscreen is essential to protect your skin and help marks fade rather than darken.