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If you’ve scrolled through TikTok lately, you may have stumbled across beauty creators applying a jelly mask that looks like bubble gum but, plot twist, it’s infused with salmon sperm. Yes, you read that right. Salmon. Sperm. On your face. Let’s unpack this one.
The starting ingredient here is PDRN, short for polydeoxyribonucleotides, extracted from salmon sperm DNA. If you just made your inner teenager giggle, same. But behind the headline-worthy buzz, there’s real science at play.
Salmon sperm DNA is packed with proteins and nucleic acids that help repair and regenerate skin. It’s like hitting copy-paste on fresh, youthful cells. The benefits are what every esthetician dreams of offering their clients:
Salmon sperm is making its way into beauty routines in two forms:
The viral jelly mask is infused with salmon PDRN, and here’s the kicker: it goes on pink, then turns transparent when absorbed, so you can visually watch it working. Some influencers even suggest leaving it on overnight for a serious glow moment.
This isn’t the first time TikTok has turned an unusual ingredient into a mainstream must-have (remember snail mucin?). The shock factor takes it viral, but the results are keeping the conversation alive. Those who are using the face masks are experiencing smoother, more hydrated skin after using it.
As with any beauty trend, the question is whether it’s just a passing TikTok phase or a legitimate tool worth bringing into your treatment room. Given its regenerative and anti-aging properties, salmon sperm PDRN is gaining traction in both K-beauty formulations and in medical aesthetics. Clients will likely start asking about it if they haven’t already.
So, while the name may get headlines, science is what’s keeping this ingredient afloat.